FIFAe has confirmed Lenovo as its technology partner for the FIFAe Finals 2025.

The event will run from December 10–19 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Lenovo’s Legion Tower 7i desktops, gaming monitors, mice, keyboards and accessories will be used across the event.

Organisers say the hardware is designed to deliver smooth gameplay, uphold competition integrity and support presenters and staff at one of the largest esports tournaments in the world.

Saudi Arabia is better suited to esports than the traditional variety

The Finals will feature three world titles – Rocket League, eFootball on console, and eFootball on mobile.

National teams from around the globe will compete for championships in what’s been described as the pinnacle of football esports.

The announcement follows a record-breaking 2024 season, which became the most viewed sports simulation event of the year by peak audience.

FIFAe is also widening its qualification process in 2025, giving more FIFA Member Associations the chance to compete at the highest level.

The Lenovo deal is part of a wider collaboration with FIFA.

The PC maker is also supplying advanced devices, AI solutions and data-centre services to the FIFA Club World Cup 2025, FIFA World Cup 2026 and FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027.

The Chinese company says the Lenovo-FIFA partnership will enhance broadcasting, operations and fan engagement worldwide.

For fans, it promises a more seamless and immersive viewing experience.

For Lenovo, it cements Legion as a major player in esports and soccer’s digital future.