The Kings World Cup Clubs Final

On Saturday, June 14, Plenitude Arena hosted the event backed by Gerard Piqué: the Kings World Cup Clubs Final, a seven-a-side football tournament held inside Europe’s largest indoor venue. Another exceptional configuration for Plenitude Arena.

A First time in France

This year, Gerard Piqué’s Kings League landed in France as part of the international expansion of this seven-a-side football competition, created in 2022. This innovative format, combining special rules (joker cards, president penalties, double-value goals) with massive streaming on Twitch and YouTube, has already established itself in Spain, Italy, Brazil and Germany, with the Middle East next on the horizon.

Having already conquered iconic venues such as the Camp Nou in Barcelona, the Allianz Stadium in Turin and the BBVA Stadium in Monterrey, the Kings League made its French debut.

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A Large-Scale Event

Plenitude Arena has a maximum capacity of 45,000. For this event, a seven-a-side football pitch was installed in the heart of the venue, a first for Europe’s largest indoor arena. The full setup took five days to complete ahead of the event itself. Once again, this highly particular and unique configuration demonstrated the modularity that sets Plenitude Arena apart. In the stands, more than 16,000 people made the journey to attend the Kings World Cup Clubs finals.

A Streaming Phenomenon

The event also reached a vast online audience. Kings League France ambassador AmineMaTue averaged 40,000 concurrent viewers throughout the evening, peaking at 50,000.

Numerous other streaming channels also broadcast the Kings World Cup Clubs Final, including all Kings League channels and Ibai, the celebrated Spanish streamer and president of Porcinos FC, who reached a peak of 75,000 simultaneous viewers.

An Explosive Final

Spanish club Los Troncos FC, presided over by content creator Perxitaa, was crowned Kings World Cup 2025 champion at the conclusion of a spectacular tournament at Plenitude Arena.

Facing Porcinos FC, Ibai’s team, in the final, Los Troncos dominated the match and confirmed the solidity they had shown throughout the competition. Their impressive run included a commanding semi-final victory (2-0) against Furia FC, the club presided over by Neymar Jr and Cris Guedes, representing Brazil.

This Paris edition marked a symbolic moment: for the first time, the Kings League had truly reached a global dimension, with clubs from Europe, Latin America and the Middle East all taking part. The coronation of Los Troncos FC underlines the level of competitiveness these teams have reached, within a format resolutely oriented, much like Plenitude Arena itself, towards spectacle and modernity.