Team Heretics acquires Project Zero roster ahead of Six Invitational

Spanish esports organisation Team Heretics has announced it has acquired the Rainbow Six roster Project Zero ahead of the Six Invitational.

The European roster will represent the organisation at Rainbow Six Siege’s season-ending event in Paris, taking place from February 2nd to 15th.

Unveiled on social media, the acquisition marks Team Heretics’ return to Rainbow Six esports following a six-year absence. In November 2020, the organisation parted ways with its all-Spanish roster.

The Project Zero roster has sought representation from an organisation since October 2025. The team successfully navigated its way to the Six Invitational after winning the Europe and MENA last-chance qualifier.

En route to victory, the team defeated Twisted Minds and Virtus.pro to cement its place as one of the region’s hottest prospects.

Prior to the last-chance qualifier, the team scored a second-place finish in the T2 Grand Finals, earning its place in the LCQ and the Challenger Series, the second tier of Rainbow Six esports.

Rainbow Six becomes the latest esports title that Team Heretics fields a roster in. In addition to the first-person shooter, the organisation competes in League of Legends, VALORANT, and Call of Duty.

Outside of its esports rosters, the organisation has also expanded its partnership portfolio. In recent months, it has joined forces with the likes of Fulllife and Theta Network.

With Team Heretics returning to Rainbow Six esports, the 20 teams competing at the title’s crowning event are set. Teams from across the world will head to Paris, France, for a chance to be crowned world champion and win the lion’s share of a $3m (~£2.1m) prize pool.

The full list of teams competing is as follows: