ENC26 Announces Official Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Rosters

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (June 4, 2026) - The Esports Foundation (EF) today confirmed the official roster submissions for the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) tournament at the Esports Nations Cup 2026 (ENC), the global nation-based esports competition set to debut in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia from November 2-29, 2026.

107 rosters representing 107 countries and territories have been officially submitted and confirmed for the MLBB tournament. While there is still significant time between now and the official ranking cut-off on August 2 that determines direct invites to the ENC 2026 Finals, the submitted rosters indicate some exciting teams that will command worldwide attention in November.

For many of these rosters, the formula is rather straightforward: combine two elite roster cores under a single national banner. Perhaps no country or territory understands this better than the Philippines, who have combined the reigning EWC championship-winning Team Liquid Philippines core of Jaypee, Sanji, and KarlTzy with the stellar duo of FlapTzy and Super Marco from Team Falcons PH. For KarlTzy and FlapTzy, their similar naming conventions are no coincidence, with KarlTzy taking inspiration from Dota 2 great Arteezy, only for FlapTzy to copy once the two teamed up on Bren Esports back in 2020. Their synergy is already proven, having won the M2 World Championship together in 2021.

Both Indonesia and Myanmar will field rosters following the same formula. Indonesia will be represented by Alter Ego trio Yakuzee, Arfy, alekk, alongside ONIC duo Lutpiii and S A N Z. Playing for Myanmar will be Hann, Blink, and Ying from Mid Season Cup 2026-bound Yangon Galacticos, as well as Alitaaa and Niko from Mythic Seal.

The Team Falcons PH roster isn’t the only roster representing the two-time Club Championship winning organization in MLBB at the ENC. Falcons’ MENA trio of Saano, Trolll, and Cuffin will lead Saudi Arabia alongside K7 and Arshven. Falcons are a consistent threat in the MENA leagues, having already qualified for the Wild Card stage of this year’s Mid Season Cup, and the ENC 2026 gives Saudi Arabia the opportunity to prove that its players can contend with the top countries and territories from Asia, which have long dominated the competitive MLBB scene.

With still almost two months until the national rankings are finalized, this year’s MLBB Mid Season Cup at EWC 2026 in Paris will play a major role in determining which countries and territories will be one of the top 16 invited directly to the ENC Finals. 14 of the remaining spots will be determined by online regional qualifiers held between August 14-16. The final two teams will be determined through Wildcard slots.

About the Esports Nations Cup

The Esports Nations Cup (ENC) is a biennial global esports competition created by the Esports Foundation (EF) that brings national pride to the world stage. Launching in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in 2026, the ENC will feature the world’s best players competing not for their clubs, but for their countries and territories, across a lineup of leading esports titles. Built in collaboration with game partners, clubs, and esports organizations, the ENC establishes the first recurring, large-scale platform for national teams in esports. Beyond competition, it aims to fuel fandom, inspire heroes, and provide sustainable pathways for nations, players, and partners to grow within the global esports ecosystem. esportsnationscup.com

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