Global Gamers and Fans Converge in Riyadh for Esports World Cup
To bring these supporters closer to the action, the Esports World Cup Foundation (EWCF) launched the 'Superfan Programme', giving loyal followers the chance to experience the championship in the Kingdom, Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported.
EWCF's Superfan Programme Manager Aysel Ahmadova said the initiative honoured elite fans by enabling them to support their clubs from the heart of the event and represent their communities.
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