Spanish Call of Duty Federation Unveils 2026 FECOD Circuit

The Spanish Call of Duty Federation (FECOD) has officially unveiled the FECOD Circuit 2026, a completely overhauled competitive landscape for Call of Duty enthusiasts in Spain. This initiative aligns with the federation’s goal to enhance and expand the professional Call of Duty scene in the region.

Kicking off on December 10 and running through July 2026, the circuit will feature a mix of online and live events. A standout feature of the FECOD Circuit 2026 is its “progressive scoring system,” which allows players to earn points throughout the season based on their performance, consistency, and participation. FECOD also promises a “substantial prize pool” for the in-person events. These competitions will culminate in larger events, likely connected to partnerships with Miami Heretics and Toronto KOI, although specific details are still under wraps.

“It’s a point of pride for me and the FECOD team to introduce this 2026 Circuit,” stated Jorge Álvarez, president of FECOD. “We’ve spent four months finalizing collaborations to provide the community with what it truly needed: an open, dynamic, comprehensive, and sustainable circuit. We’ve listened to many voices within the Spanish Call of Duty community and aimed to unify their feedback into the circuit we’re presenting today. This is undoubtedly the first step toward a new chapter in the Call of Duty saga.”

FECOD has been on a roll with announcements lately; on November 30, it revealed that it secured the rights to broadcast all matches of the 2025-2026 Call of Duty League season in full on its Twitch channel. In October, it announced a partnership with the tournament platform Torneum, and in September, it disclosed an agreement with Miami Heretics to establish a free professional circuit.