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Team Falcons

Team Falcons is a Riyadh-based esports and creator organization whose competitive portfolio won the Esports World Cup Club Championship in 2024 and 2025.

Team Falcons
Team Falcons official brand mark; provenance retained through the club's official website and store
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Updated September 23, 2026

Commercial snapshot

Founded

Not verified in retained primary sources

The retained first-party pages establish the current organization but do not provide a clear founding date.

Based in

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Chevrolet's partnership release identifies Team Falcons as a Saudi organization and records the agreement with its Riyadh-based leadership.[3]

Signature achievement

Esports World Cup Club Champion in 2024 and 2025

Chevrolet's official partnership announcement identifies Team Falcons as the two-time reigning Club Champion.[3]

Audience reach

Not publicly disclosed

Ownership

Not publicly disclosed

The retained official materials do not publish a current ownership table.

Current financials

Private; not publicly disclosed

Current revenue, profitability, valuation and partner economics are not published in the retained sources.

Key people

Musaad Al Dossary

Chief Executive Officer

Chevrolet identifies Al Dossary as Team Falcons' CEO in its partnership announcement.[3]

Category

Automotive

Partner

Chevrolet

Commercial note

Chevrolet is identified as exclusive automotive partner, with fan-engagement and content activity around the collaboration.[3]

PTG Database Analysis

Team Falcons’ Club identity sits above a wide competitive and creator portfolio. The central brand, Riyadh market position, leadership, sponsorship and retail operation belong at Club level, while game-specific rosters and results remain attached to the relevant Team records.[1][2][4]

Consecutive Esports World Cup Club Championships provide the clearest cross-title commercial platform. That achievement can anchor Saudi and international storytelling, but any activation still requires title-by-title publisher and tournament clearance rather than assuming one unrestricted Club rights package.[2][3]

The Chevrolet relationship demonstrates current appetite for exclusive category rights and fan-facing activation. The retained sources do not disclose ownership, revenue, profitability, valuation, audience methodology or partner fees, so those remain verification gaps rather than implied commercial performance.[3]

References5
  1. [1]Team Falcons — Official website — Current Club identity and creator presentation
  2. [2]Team Falcons — Teams — Current competitive portfolio and Team relation support
  3. [3]Chevrolet Arabia — Team Falcons partnership — Riyadh context, CEO, automotive partnership and consecutive EWC Club titles
  4. [4]Team Falcons — Store — Official merchandise and collection evidence
  5. [5]MPL Philippines Season 18 Teams — MPL Philippines / MOONTON Games

Commercial opportunities

Multi-title competition rights

Club-wide concepts must still be cleared against each game, roster, publisher and tournament rights package.[2]

Creator and regional storytelling

The official site connects competitive teams with a distinct creator portfolio, supporting Arabic-language and international formats.[1]

Merchandise and player collections

The official store provides direct retail inventory tied to the Club and named personalities.[4]

Disclosure status

Ownership percentages, current financials, partner fees, audited audience methodology and conversion data are not publicly disclosed.

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