Andreas Vaz, Kelvin Oliveira and Vittorio Gilli reign in the KWCC 2026 individual awards

The KWC Clubs Italy 2026 closed in Milan with G3X FC lifting the crown and three standout names leading the tournament’s individual awards. Andreas Vaz was named MVP, Kelvin Oliveira finished as top scorer and Vittorio Gilli won the award for best goalkeeper.

The three awards sum up this edition pretty well: Brazil dominating through attacking impact, Alpak FC carrying a historic final on home soil, and a KWCC that broke the record for goalscoring pace. These were not just end-of-tournament photo awards: all three played a real role on the road to the final night.

Andreas Vaz, the MVP who showed up when it mattered most

Andreas Vaz was named MVP of the KWCC 2026 after a tournament in which he finished with 4 goals and 3 assists in 5 matches for G3X FC. His impact was not just about volume, but about timing: he stepped up in the final against Alpak FC with 2 goals, including the Victory Goal that sealed the 9-5 win and crowned the Brazilian side.

In a G3X FC team packed with attacking names, Andreas Vaz was the player who gave the champion its competitive balance. He did not need to be the tournament’s top scorer to be decisive: he just had to show up in the biggest matches and leave his mark when the title was being decided.

Kelvin Oliveira, top scorer and KWCC nightmare

The top scorer award went to Kelvin Oliveira, who closed the KWCC 2026 with 14 goals. His tournament was an attacking madness: beyond leading the goalscoring chart, he recorded 3 Double Goals, 2 penalty goals and 1 Shootout goal, the perfect mix to explain why G3X FC ended up lifting the title.

Kelvin did not just stack up goals: he broke games open. In the semi-final against Ultimate Móstoles, he was involved in four goals, including a Double Goal, a Shootout goal and the Victory Goal. In the final against Alpak FC, he made the difference again with five scoring actions, including another Double Goal and a penalty. Every time G3X FC needed to shift up a gear, Kelvin appeared to change the direction of the match.

Vittorio Gilli, the Italian wall who also brought goals

The best goalkeeper award went to Vittorio Gilli, one of the main reasons Alpak FC reached the final in Milan. The Italian led the goalkeeper rankings with 54 saves in 6 matches, more than double several of his closest challengers, and kept his team alive in an edition played at a very high pace.

His tournament also had a very Kings twist: it was not just about goalkeeping. Vittorio Gilli also finished with 5 goals, a stat that explains his overall weight in Alpak FC. In a KWCC 2026 full of huge scorelines and wild matches, the Italian goalkeeper was decisive in defence, but also stepped up in attack whenever the format demanded it.

Three awards to explain a historic edition

The individual awards give a clear reading of the KWCC 2026. Andreas Vaz represents the champion’s competitive value, Kelvin Oliveira the goalscoring chaos of G3X FC, and Vittorio Gilli the resistance of an Alpak FC side that carried Italy all the way to the final.

The edition ended with Brazil on top, a 14-goal final and several attacking records, but also with standout names that help explain why the tournament changed hands. G3X FC took the trophy; Andreas, Kelvin and Gilli took the individual spotlight.