In a stunning turn of events that has sent shockwaves through the TV world, CBS has dropped a bombshell: FBI: International is officially returning for Season 5 in 2026! Yes, you read that right — the globe-trotting crime drama that was thought to have wrapped up for good is roaring back with explosive new twists, jaw-dropping betrayals, and the kind of high-stakes action that made it a fan favorite.

For months, loyal viewers were left heartbroken after reports in early 2025 suggested the show had been axed alongside its sibling FBI: Most Wanted, with CBS citing tough economic decisions. The fourth season ended on a dramatic note, leaving the Fly Team’s future hanging in the balance. But now, in an exclusive scoop that’s lighting up social media, sources close to the production confirm the series has been revived for a fifth installment set to premiere in early 2026.

The Fly Team — that elite squad of FBI agents based in Budapest, jetting across Europe to tackle threats against American interests — is back and better than ever. Insiders reveal that Season 5 will deliver “major twists” that promise to shake the very foundation of the team. Expect heart-pounding chases through exotic locales, shocking revelations about trusted allies, and personal stakes that hit harder than ever before.

One major bombshell? The return of familiar faces with unfinished business. After Luke Kleintank’s character Scott Forrester exited in a shocking move, the addition of Jesse Lee Soffer as the new lead Supervisory Special Agent Wes Mitchell in Season 4 breathed fresh life into the show. But whispers suggest even bigger shake-ups are coming — could old enemies resurface? Is there a mole within the team? And what about the lingering tensions and romances that have kept fans glued to their screens?

The cast is said to be thrilled with the revival. Vinessa Vidotto’s Special Agent Cameron “Cam” Vo, the sharp and fearless interrogator, has been at the center of some of the show’s most intense moments — including surviving a near-fatal shooting that had viewers holding their breath. Her chemistry with the team, including the brilliant Andre Raines (Carter Hudson) and the street-smart Smitty (Aubrey Dollar), has been electric. Now, with the green light for more episodes, the actors are reportedly gearing up for storylines that push their characters to the brink.

CBS Entertainment bosses are hailing the comeback as a direct response to overwhelming fan demand. Despite earlier financial hurdles that led to cancellation fears, the passionate outcry from the dedicated fanbase — coupled with strong streaming numbers on platforms like Paramount+ — apparently tipped the scales. “The fans spoke, and we’re listening,” one network insider teased. “This isn’t just a renewal — it’s a full-throttle resurrection with twists nobody saw coming.”

What can viewers expect from Season 5? Leaked plot teases hint at a massive international conspiracy involving cyber threats, high-profile kidnappings, and a personal vendetta that ties back to the team’s past cases. One episode is rumored to take the action to new heights with a daring extraction in a war-torn region, while another promises emotional gut-punches as relationships are tested like never before.

The revival also comes amid shifts in the broader FBI universe. While the flagship FBI series continues strong, and a new spinoff featuring Tom Ellis is in the works, FBI: International‘s return proves the Fly Team still has plenty of fight left. Fans are already buzzing online, with hashtags like #FBIInternationalRevived and #Season5Twists trending as excitement builds.

This isn’t just a comeback — it’s a triumphant return packed with the adrenaline, intrigue, and emotional depth that made FBI: International must-watch TV. Mark your calendars for 2026, because the Fly Team is touching down again, and they’re bringing chaos, heartbreak, and justice like never before.

Stay tuned for more exclusive updates as we get closer to the premiere. One thing’s for sure: FBI: International isn’t done protecting Americans abroad — not by a long shot!