The Esports Foundation has announced the national teams invited to the Esports Nations Cup 2026 for MLBB
The organizers of the 2026 Esports Nations Cup have announced the rosters of the national teams that have received direct invitations to the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang competition as part of the event. The list of teams has been posted on the event’s official website.
Teams Invited to the 2026 Esports Nations Cup
Philippines
- David “Flap” Canon (explainer);
- Karl “KarlTzy” Nepomuceno (jungler);
- Alston “Sanji” Pabico (mid laner);
- Marco “Super Marco” Requitiano (top laner);
- Jaypee Gonzalez “Jaypee” De La Cruz (roamer);
- Kairi “Jaypee” Rayosdelsol (substitute, jungler);
- Grant “Kelra” Pillas (substitute, gold laner);
- Francis “Ducky” Glindro (coach).
Indonesia
- Mok “Lutpiii” Adrianto (Explainer);
- Muhammad “Yazukee” Wahudi (jungler);
- Gilan S A N Z (midlaner);
- Arifudin “Arfy” Putra (goldlaner);
- Alexander “alekk” Buhe (roamer);
- Kenny “Xepher” Deo (coach).
Myanmar
- Hain “Ying” Oo (explainer);
- Han “Hannn” Swe (jungler);
- Htein “Niko” Htet (mid laner);
- Htoo “Alitaaa” Thit (top laner);
- Kyaw “Blink” Thuya (roamer);
- Moe “Rixum Leo” Aung (substitute, jungler);
- Ye “Bo Ye” Neyn (substitute, roamer);
- Mark “Marvz” Luz (coach).
Turkey
- Egem “EKSI” Onem (explainer);
- Sidar “Tienzy” Mentes (jungler);
- Ahmet “Rosa” Batir (mid laner);
- Siyar “Sigibum” Akbulut (top laner);
- Gorkem “Blotzfet” Altim (roamer);
- Nekdet “Rx” Arslan (substitute, goldlaner);
- Furkan “Intangible” Bozkurt (substitute, roamer);
- Neil “Midnight” De Guzman (coach).
Cambodia
- Len “Felix” Kimhak (explainer);
- Mean “Linnn” Nalin (jungler);
- Sen “SAA” Rosa (mid laner);
- Thorn “Wickyy” Silean (goldlaner);
- Mei “PP” Sambatpanya (roamer);
- Chhim “CatGod” Vitou (coach);
- Sim “Chhay” Bunchey (coach).
Germany
- Matayos “Kid Bomba” Hatzilakos (explainer);
- Haruto (jungler);
- Mustafa “Saiki” Akin (mid laner);
- Hangiii (top laner);
- Meikel “Boro” Busch (roamer);
- Mahoraga (substitute);
- Silas (substitute);
- Jean “Pauuu” Munsayak (coach).
Singapore
- Wii Lun “Diablo” Veo (explainer);
- Chun Xian “yaawn” Chua (jungler);
- Tan “Roy” Royven (mid laner);
- Lim “Vanix” Kate (goldlaner);
- Yeo “Lolsie” Bellamy (roamer);
- Tristan “Gear” Nathaniel (substitute, explainer);
- Theo “BRAYYY” Braden (substitute, jungler);
- Evgen “Kayzeepi” Kong (coach).
Saudi Arabia
- K7 (explainer);
- Oraifan “Arshven” Al-Sulaimani (jungler);
- Muat “Cuffin” Alkoraini (mid laner);
- Sulaiman “Saano” Al-Rashdi (top laner);
- Moayed “Trolll” Kharaba (roamer);
- Tiger (substitute, mid laner);
- Fuad “Heroshi” Almalki (substitute, roamer);
- Hendrik “Lyrick” Klahi (coach).
Egypt
- Seven Up (explainer);
- Amir “KENJI” Mohamed (jungler);
- Omar “Quanok” Ali (mid laner);
- Belal “Speedy” Dahab (top laner);
- Mohamed “Shen” Elshanawani (roamer);
- Osama “Throwboy” Saleh (substitute, jungler);
- Ahmed “Smile” Mustafa (substitute, mid laner);
- Kristian “Lionheart” Susilo (coach).
China
- Gaoron “Modi” Li (explainer);
- Guohai “ReCall” Ren (jungler);
- Bonian “Unicorn” Li (mid laner);
- Zelon “Loong” Tan (top laner);
- Yang “Swim” Yu (roamer);
- Weiji “FishGod” Wang (substitute, jungler);
- Zaoshui (substitute, jungler);
- Zhaquao “T1m3go” Gesan (coach).
Mongolia
- Erkhembayar “Bankai” Bathuu (explainer);
- Bagabandi “Zxaura” Tegshjargal (jungler);
- Lkhagvasuren “Mayki” Otgonbayar (mid);
- Erdenebileg “Kei” Erdensuren (goldliner);
- Oyunbold “Oyu” Gantmur (roamer);
- Margad “Stillmeta” Batnasan (reserve, forester);
- Saihanbileg “Bright” Oyunbumchin (reserve, roamer);
- Unurbat “Summer” Munkhbat (coach).
Brazil
- Nicolas “Akashi” Vieira (explainer);
- Lucas “Kiing” Godoi (jungler);
- Matthew “Frostt” Santos (mid laner);
- Gustavo “Gustalagusta” Lima (top laner);
- Victor “Vaguin” Souza (roamer);
- Artus “Tekashi” Nascimento (substitute, jungler);
- Lucas “Upa” Araújo (substitute, gold laner);
- Velas “Tsubasaa” Seabra (coach).
India
- RomCom (explainer);
- Vann (jungler);
- Abhijit “Abhi” Katkar (mid laner);
- Gaitalung “Kyle” Gonmei (gold laner);
- Mohammad “APEX” Saad (roamer);
- J (substitute, jungler);
- Susanta “Kimmy” Biswas (substitute, roamer);
- Steve “Dale” Vitug (coach).
United States of America
- Mercyless (explainer);
- Carlos “bestplayer1” Ortega (jungler);
- Yato (mid laner);
- Melon (top laner);
- Roy “Cole World” Cartagena (roamer);
- Anthony “G The Aiko” Hodge (substitute);
- Martin “Sir Rose” Batista (coach).
Canada
- RR (Explainer);
- Lance Gabriel “Shiro” Nowns (jungler);
- Legendo (mid laner);
- Ziamet-Jay “ZIA” Kaluya (top laner);
- Song (roamer);
- Jay “RYLAI” Henrique (substitute, explainer);
- Steve “PikaDiff” Tren (coach).
Malaysia
- Muhammad “Sizkaa” Sazali (explainer);
- Muhammad Nazjan “Chibi” Mod (jungler);
- Ammar “Martzy” Rahman (mid laner);
- Yeltond “Loleal” Reiner (top laner);
- Muhammad “Zqeef” Azman (roamer);
- Mohammad Zul Hisham “Xorn” Mod Noor (substitute, explainer);
- Doli “SainDeLucaz” Sihoteng (coach).
The MLBB tournament as part of the Esports Nations Cup 2026 will take place from November 23 to 29. A total of 32 national teams will participate in the championship—16 invited and 16 that qualified through the qualifiers. The competition’s prize pool will total $1,864,000.
Photo: Esports Foundation.
