Poland is set to showcase a formidable VALORANT team for the upcoming Esports Nations Cup (ENC), scheduled to commence on November 8th. This event, organized by the Esports Foundation, presents national teams competing under their flags, diverging from traditional VALORANT tournaments that feature international rosters.
Poland’s Talented VALORANT Roster
The Polish roster boasts some of the most experienced players in the VALORANT Champions Tour (VCT). The expected lineup includes:
- Kamil “kamo” Frąckowiak
- Kajetan “kaajak” Haremski
- Dawid “PROFEK” Święć
- Miłosz “westside” Duda
- Patryk “starxo” Kopczyński
Patryk “paTiTek” Fabrowski is anticipated to join the team as a substitute, despite currently being without an organization. This roster reflects Poland’s recent success in the VCT EMEA, where it ranks as the second most represented nation, following Turkey.
Experienced Players
All primary players, except for PROFEK, have substantial international experience. Notably:
- Kajetan “kaajak” Haremski reached the VALORANT Champions final with Fnatic last year.
- Patryk “starxo” Kopczyński was part of the Acend team that won the tournament in 2021.
- Kamil “kamo” Frąckowiak secured the VCT EMEA Stage 2 2025 title with Team Liquid.
- Miłosz “westside” Duda also participated in the Champions following their significant wins.
PROFEK is set to make his Masters debut in London with Team Vitality, marking a notable entry into the competitive arena.
Point System and Tournament Qualification
To guarantee a direct invitation to the ENC, the Polish team must secure enough points to finish among the top sixteen national squads. Currently, Poland has accumulated 4,825 points, distributed as follows:
| Player | Points |
|---|---|
| kaajak | 1300 |
| kamo | 1175 |
| PROFEK | 850 |
| starxo | 750 |
| westside | 750 |
| paTiTek | 675 |
This impressive total indicates that the team is likely to bypass the regional qualifiers, positioning Poland as a potential favorite in the ENC this November.
