All Dota 2 Teams qualified for The International 2025 (TI14)

The International 2025 (TI14) teams are locked in after the conclusion of the regional qualifiers. Sixteen teams have qualified for the crown jewel Dota 2 event, which will be held later this year in Hamburg, Germany.

Discover which Dota 2 teams have qualified for TI14.

Teams qualified for The International 2025 (TI14)

Here’s the list of all Dota 2 teams qualified for The International 2025 (TI14):

• Team Liquid (Invited)
• PARIVISION (Invited)
• BetBoom Team (Invited)
• All Gamers Global (Invited)
• Gaimin Gladiators (Invited)
• Team Spirit (Invited)
• Team Falcons (Invited)
• Tundra Esports (Invited)
• NAVI Jr. (WEU Qualifiers #1)
• Nigma Galaxy (WEU Qualifiers #2)
• Aurora Gaming (EEU Qualifiers)
• Xtreme Gaming (CN Qualifiers)
• Team Nemesis (SEA Qualifiers #1)
• BOOM Esports (SEA Qualifiers #2)
• Wildcard (NA Qualifiers)
• HEROIC (SA Qualifiers)

The above teams will compete in the biggest Dota 2 esports event to lift the Aegis and etch their names in the history books. Eight teams received direct invites based on their performances throughout the season, whilst the remaining went through the gruesome regional qualifiers to punch their tickets to The International 2025 (TI14).

The Stars have aligned, Nigma Galaxy qualifies for TI14

In an exciting turn of events, Nigma Galaxy have qualified for The International 2025 (TI14) by securing the second WEU spot in the regional qualifiers. They defeated OG in the finals and qualified for the tournament.

This is a significant milestone for Nigma because the qualification marks their first appearance at TI since the legendary organisation was formed. After years of disappointing results, constant roster shuffles and instability, they live up to the fans’ expectations and qualified for a major Dota 2 tournament.

We will also see former TI winners like Sumail and GH again competing on the grand stage.

On the other hand, NAVI Junior surprised the fans by snagging the first WEU spot against OG.

Team Nemesis and BOOM Esports edge past Talon Esports

Talon Esports have failed to qualify for TI14, especially after their splendid run at DreamLeague Season 26.

It was a difficult ending for Talon as Team Nemesis and BOOM Esports edged past them, and will now represent Southeast Asia (SEA) in Hamburg, Germany. Talon's failure to qualify for The International 2025 was a surprise because everyone expected them to qualify, given their recent performances and team strength.

In the meantime, Wildcard will represent North America (NA) in the slot-starved region. They have been carrying the torch for the region for quite some time, and it'll be interesting to see how their story will unfold.

The International 2025 will witness the emergence of some epic storylines and strong competition among the best Dota 2 teams in the world. Stay tuned to BLAST for more updates.