Four to six teams could be added to the Overwatch<\/em> League for its second season, with Europe, Asia, North America, and the Middle East all considered.<\/p>
Pete Vlastelica, president and CEO of Activision Blizzard’s esports leagues, spoke to German business site Handelsblatt<\/a> about Overwatch<\/em> League expansion. Vlastelica told Handelsblatt that Germany, in particular, is an important market for the Overwatch<\/em> League. The league is looking for cities with a high concentration of Overwatch<\/em> players. Berlin is appealing for that reason\u2014it’s a city with a rich history in esports.<\/p>
Related: <\/strong>The Overwatch<\/em> League is reportedly targeting four to six more teams priced up to $60 million each<\/strong><\/a><\/p>
Amsterdam, Paris, and London are also in consideration for the European market.<\/p>
Vlastelica’s comments align with a previous report<\/a> from ESPN that said four to six slots were up for grabs for expansion. ESPN reported that these Overwatch<\/em> League franchises could cost from $30 to $60 million, a number decided by the general population of the city and its Overwatch<\/em> players in the region.<\/p>