Clash of Clans esports has grown into a global scene with millions in prize money across the World Championship, regional qualifiers, and the ESL Snapdragon Pro Series. Clash Flex tracks the rosters and current war form of every clan that qualifies for major tournaments so fans can follow their favorite teams outside of the official broadcasts.
This page collects the clans that appear in the World Finals, CWL Champion 1 leagues, and regional major events. For each tracked clan you get the current member roster, recent war performance, base preferences, and links to the individual player profiles so you can dig into hero equipment loadouts of the players you watch on stream.
The compositions that win tournaments are the same compositions that dominate Legend League a few weeks later. Watching esports rosters is a leading indicator of the next meta. When a top team suddenly starts running a new spell combination in scrims, that pattern usually shows up in ladder attacks shortly after — and by then the players who followed the roster will already have practice.
No. Clash Flex is a fan project and is not affiliated with Supercell, ESL, or the World Championship organizers. For official brackets and prize pools see the Supercell esports page.
Clans are added when they qualify for a tracked event or are widely recognized as competitive teams. The list is curated manually and updated each season.
Yes. Use the contact link on the About page and include the clan tag plus a link to the tournament or roster announcement.
The Clash of Clans API returns in-game names only. Real-world player identities and team affiliations are cross-referenced with published tournament rosters.