CWL Teams Weapon Skins Have Been Spotted in Call of Duty: WWII
By Nicholas Barth ·
Tainted Minds Professional Call of Duty player Giancarlo 'Nimble' Vagnini and others have tweeted several photos showing off weapon skins for various Call of Duty World League or CWL teams in Call of Duty: WWII.

Today, June 25th has seen players in Call of Duty: WWII discover new in-game weapon skins for various professional Call of Duty World League teams, such as OpTic Gaming, Rise Nation, Luminosity Gaming Team EnVy and various others
At the time of this writing, it seems that the only way to view these CWL weapon skins is to create a private match full of AI players that are more commonly referred to as bots, who carry different weapons that are equipped with the various CWL teams and other organizations' custom weapon skins.
Tainted Minds player Giancarlo 'Nimble' Vagnini has posted multiple photos of these new professional Call of Duty teams and CWL weapon skins on his Twitter account. You can view the ones that have been discovered so far below.
UNILAD
eUnited
Evil Geniuses
Team EnVy
Call of Duty World League
Team Vitality
Team Kaliber
Rise Nation
Mindfreak
Luminosity
Red Reserve
Echo Fox
Splyce
Twitter user @jdekk0s also tweeted out a photo of a bot using an OpTic Gaming weapon skin.
Due to the fact that these professional esports team cosmetic items have not been officially announced by Sledgehammer games or Activision and that they can only be seen when being used by bots, it is safe to assume that the CWL skins were accidentally added into WWII with the game's latest update that went live Monday, June 25th. It has also been reported that not every players who loads up a private match with bots is able to see these leaked weapon skins.
With the community having been wanting to see some form of representation of the title's esports scene in WWII in the same way that other esports titles, such as Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and Overwatch have implemented with team skins, it looks as though Sledgehammer Games has decided to create and add in-game cosmetic items for fans to support their favorite teams with.
We will continue to update this article with more images of Call of Duty esports team skins for the CWL if they are made available.
(cover photo courtesy of @jdekk0s)