eFootball Mobile - ESFI opens registration for WESC25 Phase 1

The registration for Phase 1 of WAVES Esports Championship (WESC) 2025 for eFootball Mobile is now live. An official statement from the Esports Federation of India revealed that players can now register to compete at the national qualifiers. The winner gets a chance to represent India at the Asian Esports Games, which is a huge deal.

WESC 2025 is also the first iteration of the tournament and will allow players to showcase their skills both nationally and internationally. eFootball is just one of the few games along with the likes of Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) and World Cricket Championship 3.

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The grand finals will be taking place in Delhi from February 5 to 9 with winners from each phase converging for a one-last battle at LAN event during WAVES 2025. Apart from esports, the summit will also focus on general gaming, game development and the AVGC industry to further improve the gaming industry as a whole.

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Speaking of eFootball, India is also among the 18 invited teams by KONAMI at the FIFA World Cup inside eFootball. More details regarding the event will be revealed later on.

India pushing for global reach in esports.

While ESFI plays a big part in the Indian Esports industry, there are others with similar aims and oftentimes, they seem working alongside each other. Most recently, Skillhub Online Games Federation (SOGF) joined hands with the Global Esports Federation and the International Esports Federation (IESF).

With the Global Esports Federation, SOGF aims to popularize esports and competitive gaming and integrate Indian esports with the international ecosystem. Partnering with IESF, India will finally host international events for the first time and also have full support from the Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports.

The director of ESFI, Lokesh Suji, is also a committee member of IESF. All these eventually circle back together to further improve the Indian esports scene as a whole, providing more motivation to the audience and providing them more chances to compete at a higher level.