With the Clash Royale League (CRL) 2025 World Finals approaching, Supercell has revealed the 2025 CRL Awards.
The CRL Awards give the community, participating players, leading content creators, and casters the chance to vote for the best moments and players from this year’s edition of the league.
The categories for the CRL 2025 are The MVP, The Clutch, The All-Rounder, The Dark Horse, and The One-Trick Pony.
All players who have qualified for the CRL 2025 World Finals, set to take place at DreamHack Atlanta from October 31st to November 2nd, are part of the nominations for all categories.
Fans can head to the Esports News tab in Clash Royale to cast their votes until October 20th.
Votes from players, official casters, and top content creators will be combined with the community’s opinions to determine the winners, which will be announced on October 24th.
Who are the players in the CRL World Finals 2025?
Players have qualified for the CRL World Finals 2025 through four community events throughout the year.
The 12 players are defending world champion Mohamed “Mohamed Light” Tarek, Mugi, Ian77, Adriel Eduardo, Pedro, Sub, Lucas “LucasXGamer” Rocha, Egor “Khazardy” Akhmetzyanov, Kim “SandBox” Seoung-Jin, Samuel “xopxsam” Klotz, Frontier Guard, and Vitor “Vitor75” Sousa.
Supercell has not revealed the official format for the event yet; however, last year, it featured a double-elimination bracket. However, the 2024 edition only had eight players.
Now, with 12 players, it remains to be seen how Supercell accommodates the increase in competitors. The developer has said that there will be an opening ceremony on October 31st, though.
Coming into the tournament, Mohamed Light is the hot favourite, having qualified for the CRL World Finals through the Calalas Cup Gold Edition. The player also finished first in the seasonal leaderboard with his consistent performance across all four CRL community events.
Ian77 is another top contender, who most recently beat Mohamed Light in the Stats Royale Gold Edition.
Besides the title of world champion, there is a prize pool of $500,000 (~£375,500) on the line, with the champion walking away with $200,000 (~£150,200) alone.
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