All Teams Invited to Skyesports Masters 2024 Europe Qualifier: Fnatic, TSM, More

Skyesports Masters 2024 Europe Qualifier is stacked with some of the top teams from the region. The organizers have announced the complete team list consisting of 12 direct invites, out of which only one will qualify for the $350,000 USD main tournament taking place in India.

This qualifier will be played online from 19^th to 25^th March and the winner will go on to join seven other participants comprising of six direct invites and another qualifying through Skyesports Masters 2024 India Qualifier.

Skyesports Masters 2024 Europe Qualifier: Complete Team List

Skyesports Masters 2024 is ready for the European Qualifier which will consist of 12 directly invited teams taking on each other in a single-elimination bracket where all matches are best-of-three series.

Eight teams will start from Round 1 of the qualifier while four teams will receive a higher seed because of which they will start their journey from the Quarterfinals onwards.

The criteria behind this selection process is yet to be announced and decided by the organizers.

The 12 directly invited CS2 teams from Europe that will compete in this qualifier are as follows,

1. Fnatic - Britain

2. TSM - North America

3. NAVI Junior - Ukraine

4. Guild Eagles - Britain

5. 3DMAX - France

6. B8 - Ukraine

7. BetBoom Team - Russia

8. FORZE Esports - Russia

9. GUN5 - Russia

10. Pera Esports - Turkey

11. Preasy Esport - Denmark

12. Sprout - Germany

Only the winner will qualify for the main event which will take place on LAN in India from 8^th to 14^th April, joining seven other teams out of which four have already been revealed as direct invites.

1. Team Liquid - North America

2. Ninjas in Pyjamas - Sweden

3. BIG - Germany

4. ENCE - Finland

Two more direct invites are yet to be announced along with another team that will be making its way through the Skyesports Masters 2024 India Qualifier scheduled to take place sometime this month.

Skyesports Masters was established last year consisting of teams from India only. It consisted of a regular season followed by a LAN final which took place at the Koramangala Indoor Stadium in Bengaluru, India.

Gods Reign was crowned the champion in front of a live audience and the team will try to qualify for the main event this time as well in an attempt to defend its crown.