Sasa, if you’re a Kenyan esports fan wanting the lowdown on FaZe Clan, you’ve come to the right spot. FaZe didn’t grow like other teams—its YouTube gaming content was all about entertainment, not just tournament clips. By 2012 the channel hit 1 M subscribers, and as of 2025 it’s bagged another 7.69 M subs and over 1,141,865,761 views.
Today FaZe Clan fields 90+ top-tier esports athletes across multiple titles. Here’s the current squad by game:
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
• rain (Norway) • broky (Latvia) • Twistzz (Canada) • ropz (Estonia) • karrigan (Denmark) • olofmeister (Sweden) • RobbaN (Sweden) – Head Coach • innersh1ne (Russia) – Assistant Coach
Fortnite Battle Royale
• Megga (US) • Nate Hill (US) • Dubs (US) • Bizzle (US) • Mongraal (UK) • Martoz (Netherlands) • Cented (Canada)
Valorant
• babybay (US) • supamen (US) • POACH (US) • dicey (US) • POISED (Canada) • jdm (US) – Head Coach • zecK (US) – Assistant Coach
Rainbow Six Siege
• cameram4n (Brazil) • soulz (Brazil) • Bullet1 (Brazil) • Astro (Brazil) • cyb3r (Brazil) • Ramalho (Brazil) – Head Coach
Rocket League
• Allushin (Canada) • AYYJAYY (US) • Firstkiller (US) • Moopy (US) – Head Coach
PUBG: Battlegrounds (PC)
• Aitzy (Russia) • D1gg3r1 (Finland) • Fexx (Britain) • Gustav (Denmark) • Didz (Canada) – Head Coach
PUBG: Battlegrounds (Mobile)
• Vintorez (Thailand) • Korpaii (Thailand) • sOup77 (Thailand) • TonyK (Thailand) • BulShark (Thailand) • MR5 (Thailand) • MaFia (Thailand) – Head Coach
FIFA
• Tass (UK) • Jas (UK)
FIFA Online
• Michael04 (Thailand) • TDKeane (Thailand) • JubJub (Thailand)
Sometimes FaZe Clan even brings in one or two wildcard subs for big tournaments if regulars can’t make it—think visa hiccups or suspensions for major esport events.