Lenovo Legion to power FIFAe finals 2025 in Riyadh

By San Matildo

Lenovo has partnered with FIFAe to provide cutting-edge Legion gaming technology for the upcoming FIFAe Finals 2025, which will take place from December 10 to 19 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

The deal ensures that players, presenters, and organizers will use Lenovo’s high-performance devices, including the Legion Tower 7i, Legion monitors, and accessories, throughout the competition.

FIFAe said the move will help guarantee elite gameplay, competitive fairness, and immersive experiences for participants and fans alike.

The FIFAe Finals 2025 will bring together the world’s best national teams across three titles: the FIFAe World Cupβ„’ featuring Rocket League, the FIFAe World Cupβ„’ featuring eFootballβ„’ on console, and the FIFAe World Cupβ„’ featuring eFootballβ„’ on mobile.

This partnership extends Lenovo’s collaboration with FIFA, which includes technology support for the FIFA Club World Cup 2025β„’, FIFA World Cup 2026β„’, and FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027β„’. Beyond gaming hardware, Lenovo will provide AI-driven solutions, smart devices, and data services to enhance operations, broadcasting, and fan engagement at global tournaments.

The announcement follows FIFAe’s record-breaking 2024 season, which drew the highest peak viewership for any sports simulation esports event.

This year’s edition also introduces an expanded qualification process, giving more FIFA Member Associations a chance to compete at the highest level.

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