The French organization has confirmed the renewal of its partnership with the Stade de France, extending its presence at the national stadium in Saint-Denis through 2026.
Seven years after moving in, the arrangement remains anything but ordinary. In June 2019, Vitality became the very first club to take up permanent residence in the 80,000-seat stadium, which has since become the cornerstone of its model.
The Vitality Performance Centre, designed as a world-class training facility, provides players with mental and physical coaching, cutting-edge technical infrastructure, and an elite setting unique in European esports.
This is where the club's track record was built. The Counter-Strike 2 team experienced its entire winning era there, a concrete illustration of the bet the club made several years earlier.
True to the usual discretion of both parties, neither Vitality nor the Stade de France disclosed the financial terms or the exact scope of the agreement, staying faithful to the approach they've maintained since 2019.
The club, for its part:
"Since 2019, our performance centre has seen our talents flourish. Our teams have worked tirelessly here: legends were born, and others will take up the torch."
