Representing the host nation, this nickname symbolizes Belgium’s role as a unifier of cultures and its lion emblem. As the host nation, Belgium represents the heart of the event and its role as a unifier of cultures and its lion emblem..

Inspired by the Atlas Mountains and Morocco’s rich heritage, this name highlights their strength and brilliance. Morocco has one of the largest diasporas in Brussels, making it a key participant.

Reflecting the leopard, a national symbol of strength and courage in Congolese culture. The Congolese community is one of the most prominent in Brussels, reflecting deep historical ties.

A nod to the crescent moon on Turkey’s flag, symbolizing resilience and pride. Turkey’s vibrant diaspora in Brussels makes it a natural choice for inclusion.

Rooted in Italy’s iconic blue jerseys (Azzurri) and their passion for art, food, and football. Italy’s cultural influence and strong community presence in Brussels make it a great addition.

The Gallic rooster, a symbol of France, represents pride, resilience, and leadership.

Inspired by Guinea’s national football team nickname (Syli National), meaning “National Elephants,” symbolizing strength and wisdom. Guinea’s large and active diaspora in Brussels makes it an important representative of West Africa.

Cameroon’s strong football culture and significant community in Brussels make it a must-have.

Inspired by the white eagle on Poland’s coat of arms, representing freedom and dignity. Poland’s growing diaspora in Brussels adds a Central European flavor to the event.