Brazil, champions of the Kings World Cup Nations 2025

The Kings World Cup Nations 2025 has reached its grand conclusion, crowning Brazil as the tournament champion at the Allianz Stadium in Turin.

Thus, La Canarinha has etched its name in golden letters as the first-ever champion in the history of the KWC Nations.

A thrilling final that not only revealed the champion but also offered a complete show with music, entertainment, and high-level football.

Mahmood ignited the Final with his Music Show

The stadium buzzed from the start with Mahmood’s powerful performance, who represented Italy twice at Eurovision.

Performing some of his biggest hits like Soldi, Mahmood brought an energy boost before the grand final. His presence not only energized the crowd but also marked the beginning of a historic day in the Kings universe with an amazing light show and fireworks.

The Title Match: Intensity Until the Last Minute

A Music Show by Mahmood kicked off the event before the final between Brazil and Colombia, a high-stakes match from start to finish.

Both teams showed why they had reached this stage. Playing toe-to-toe from the first moments of the match, the deadlock was broken only when the dice were rolled.

Kelvin Oliveira took advantage of the four-on-four situation to give his team the lead in the 20th minute. However, with a stunning goal from Agellot Caro (minute 20+2), Colombia leveled the score just before halftime.

After a break with a legends match featuring Iker Casillas, Buffon, Andrea Pirlo, Del Piero, Miguel Layún… the second half of the final began with Pelicanger putting Colombia ahead for the first time in the match with his goal in the “Penalti Presidente” at minute 21.

A lead that lasted barely four minutes, with Kelvin Oliveira scoring his second goal of the night, completing a hat-trick to bring his team to the heights of Turin and secure the Top Scorer Award of the KWC Nations.

A Record-Breaking Final

After the final moments of the Morocco-Colombia match became the most-watched moment in Kings history, with 3.1 million devices connected, the final of the Kings World Cup Nations surpassed that record.

A match in which a peak of 3.5 million unique devices followed the game. A result achieved thanks to fans worldwide who enjoyed the Kings League show.