It looks like Fnatic Karmine Corp and KOI will compete in VCT 2023 The Loadout The Loadout It looks like Fnatic Karmine Corp and KOI will compete in VCT 2023 Fnatic, Karmine Cop, and KOI will be leading the charge in the EMEA region according to a new report - although we'll know for sure in just a few days Jess Wells Published: Sep 19, 2022 06:44 ET Valorant We should be four days away from finding out which of the world's biggest esports organisations have made the cut for the VCT 2023 season. However, recent reports suggests we already know three of the ten set to join the EMEA league next season. According to Blix.GG, Karmine Corp and KOI have had their applications accepted. Dr Kutluhan Alpha also reports that Fnatic has been accepted. Riot Games was due to announce the ten partnership teams in a major announcement on Friday (September 23), but it no longer appears it'll be able to control that conversation. Karmine Corp is one of the biggest French organisations in the world, first making a name for itself in the League of Legends scene. However, while it is still a relative newcomer to Valorant, the organisation has made waves in the EMEA scene. KOI is a Spanish organisation spearheaded by streamer Ibai Llanos and footballer Gerard Piqué. Like Karmine Corp, KOI has been making a name for itself in the last couple of months both in Valorant and League of Legends. While its Valorant team has had some pretty mixed results, KOI's acceptance as a VCT EMEA partnership team almost seemed like a dead cert following news the organisation was likely to join the LEC alongside Rogue next year too. The third team apparently confirmed to be joining the league is Fnatic. The acceptance of this organisation is unlikely to come as a surprise given how Jake 'Boaster' Howlett's team has been faring in recent months. Fnatic is arguably one of the best Valorant organisations worldwide – something it'll look to solidify in VCT 2023. While Riot Games has yet to comment on the veracity of these reports, all three teams look like likely contenders for next year's championship. Who will join them, though, remains to be seen. You can keep track of every VCT partnership team in EMEA and beyond using our VCT 2023 team tracker. More from The Loadout Valorant Night Market dates, skins, and more Riot all but confirms new Valorant agent will be a Controller Valorant Champions 2022 to dish out rewards for watching and playing We’re giving away a Secretlab Valorant Champions 2022 Edition chair! More Valorant players are escaping low elo in Episode 5 2022 Valorant Champions teams locked in as VCT LCQs conclude Jess Wells When Jess isn't playing competitive FPS games, she's updating our guides to the best Valorant crosshair, CS:GO ranks, upcoming PS5 games, or writing Escape From Tarkov news. Popular now Orianna has been disabled for League of Legends Worlds 2022 The FIFA 23 meta has quickly become all about Lengthy players Blizzard assures Overwatch 2 players their OW1 skins aren’t lost Network N Media earns commission from qualifying purchases via Amazon Associates and other programs. We include affiliate links in articles. View terms. Prices correct at time of publication. More stories Odoamne says Rogue is taking LoL Worlds 2022 “one game at a time” Best Warzone Loadout of the Week – battle with Modern Warfare’s best The LoL Worlds 2022 final is headed to a cinema near you More from The Loadout Follow us for daily videogame news on Facebook, Twitter, Steam, and Google News. Valorant skins: bundles, prices, tiers, and more Valorant ranks, MMR, and more explained Valorant console release date rumours, news, and more Free shooting games Best PS5 games Best Xbox games