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DRX FC Online
DRX FC Online is the FC Online team fielded by DRX in South Korea's football esports ecosystem.
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Founded
Not publicly disclosed
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FC Online competitive circuit
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Financial services and naming rights
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Naming sponsor with club and event integration.[2]
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Automotive
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Multi-year partnership covering events, social media and video content.[4]
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Gaming hardware
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Two-year all-roster peripherals partnership announced in 2026.[6]
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Media and consumer partners
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Current partners displayed by DRX; individual scope requires confirmation.[2]
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Media and consumer partners
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Current partners displayed by DRX; individual scope requires confirmation.[2]
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Media and consumer partners
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Commercial note
Current partners displayed by DRX; individual scope requires confirmation.[2]
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Media and consumer partners
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Other current partners
Commercial note
Current partners displayed by DRX; individual scope requires confirmation.[2]
References2
- [1]DRX — FC Online — Official FC Online team page.
- [2]DRX — Teams — Official multi-title team directory and Seoul operating context.
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