The Spanish Call of Duty Federation (FECOD) is stepping up its game by teaming up with Torneum, a major esports tournament platform. This collaboration aims to develop a Call of Duty esports circuit aligned with the upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 season.
The announcement on October 27th, 2025, marks Torneum’s involvement in not just hosting online tournaments but also providing 24/7 matchmaking services. Details about the circuit will be revealed soon, promising an exciting future for Spanish esports.
The partnership between FECOD and Torneum is a strategic move to enhance the Call of Duty community in Spain. According to Anna Requensens, CEO of Torneum, this alliance will bolster FECOD’s tournament framework and open new growth avenues for the community. Torneum, already a giant in the Spanish esports scene, is no stranger to Call of Duty, having organized multiple Warzone tournaments.
Further Growth
This year’s Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 season saw Toronto Ultra host the second Major event in Madrid, the first European CDL event since 2020. The collaboration with Miami Heretics in September to launch a national circuit further emphasizes FECOD’s commitment to nurturing local talent. With Torneum on board, FECOD is building a national circuit to provide aspiring players and teams with a competitive platform.