All teams qualified for MLBB MSC 2025 x Esports World Cup

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Only the strongest made it this far.

Published: Jul 1, 2025 04:52 am

The strongest Mobile Legends: Bang Bang teams from around the world are gearing up for MSC 2025, held as part of the Esports World Cup. With $3 million on the line, it’s definitely one of the biggest and most competitive international events of the year.

A total of 23 teams have secured their spots through the MLBB Professional League (MPL) circuit and a series of regional qualifiers, all gunning for the championship title and a piece of the massive prize pool.

Here’s a complete look at every team that qualified for MSC 2025, along with their full rosters.

MSC 2025 qualified teams

MSC 2025 x Esports World Cup key image showing the trophy. — The teams are ready to battle it out at MSC 2025. Image via Moonton Games

Main Event teams

These are the 16 teams that earned direct spots in the MSC 2025 Main Event, which includes both the Group Stage and Knockout Stage, by making it through their respective pro leagues, regional qualifier (China), or the Wildcard phase.

TeamRosterQualificationSRG.OG(defending champion)Kramm – EXP lanerSekys – JunglerStormie – Mid lanerInnocent – Gold lanerYums – RoamerGojes – Substitute/EXP lanerMPL Malaysia Season 15 championTeam Liquid PHSanford – EXP lanerKarlTzy – JunglerSanji – Mid lanerOheb – Gold lanerJaypee – RoamerPerkziva – Substitute/RoamerMPL Philippines Season 15 championONIC PhilippinesKirk – EXP lanerK1NGKONG – JunglerSuper Frince – Mid lanerKelra – Gold lanerBrusko – RoamerHate – Substitute/FlexMPL Philippines Season 15 runner-upONICLutpiii – EXP lanerKairi – JunglerSanz – Mid lanerSavero – Gold lanerKiboy – RoamerRyota – Substitute/EXP lanerCW – Substitute/Gold lanerMPL Indonesia Season 15 championRRQ HoshiDyrennn – EXP lanerSutsujin – JunglerRinz – Mid lanerToyy – Gold lanerIdok – RoamerChenn – Substitute/JunglerMPL Indonesia Season 15 runner-upHomeBoisVell – EXP lanerEyyMal – JunglerIzanami – Mid lanerMelqt – Gold lanerIvann – RoamerEiva – Substitute/EXP lanerMPL Malaysia Season 15 runner-upTeam FlashKennn – EXP lanerHadess – JunglerKurtTzy – Mid lanerVanix – Gold lanerJPL – RoamerDiablo – Substitute/EXP lanerLolsie – Substitute/RoamerMPL Singapore Season 9 championCFU GamingWadu – EXP lanerDetective – JunglerOppi – Mid lanerXingg – Gold lanerBoxi – RoamerZee – Substitute/Mid lanerTegami – Substitute/JunglerMPL Cambodia (KH) Season 8 championUltra LegendsDARK LORD – EXP lanerThrowboy – JunglerQuanok – Mid lanerPharaoh – Gold lanerRiseCrim – RoamerJersy – Substitute/RoamerElshadow Omar – Substitute/Mid lanerMPL MENA Season 7 championCorinthiansHesu – EXP lanerFlick – JunglerFrosttlaneve – Mid lanerUpaaTzy – Gold lanerLuiizz – RoamerBuzizio – Substitute/JunglerMPL LATAM Season 3 championTeam SpiritKid Bomba – EXP lanerOneshot – JunglerSunset Lover – Mid lanerHiko – Gold lanerSAWO – RoamerEuphoria – Substitute/FlexMCC Season 5 championAurora TurkiyeLunar – EXP lanerTienzy – JunglerRosa – Mid lanerSigibum – Gold lanerAPEX47 – RoamerReiNNNN – Substitute/FlexMTC Season 5 championArea 77(replaced S8UL Esports)TBD – EXP lanerTBD – JunglerTBD – Mid lanerTBD – Gold lanerTBD – RoamerTBD – Substitute/EXP lanerNACT Spring 2025 championMythic SEALKhunn – EXP lanerKenn – JunglerNiko – Mid lanerZippx – Gold lanerBo Ye – RoamerPotay – SubstituteMSL MM Season 1 championDianFengYaoGuaiKielvj – EXP lanerSuper Kenn – JunglerYione – Mid lanerLoong – Gold lanerZzzed – RoamerPixiu – Substitute/RoamerMSC 2025 China Qualifier winnerTBDTBDMSC 2025 Wildcard winner

Wildcard teams

Meanwhile, these eight teams punched their tickets to the Wildcard stage through their respective leagues and regional qualifiers.

TeamRosterQualificationTeam FalconsSanjiii – EXP lanerBoyet – JunglerCuffin – Mid lanerSaano – Gold lanerTrolll – RoamerTarzan – Substitute/JunglerMPL MENA Season 7 runner-upINFLUENCE RAGEChino – EXP lanerJotun – JunglerChan – Mid lanerFuryy – Gold lanerPakitoo – RoamerSR Luuma – Substitute/FlexMPL LATAM Season 3 runner-upVirtus.proBadKot – EXP lanerAndoryuuu – JunglerBober – Mid lanerSuper Egorka – Gold lanerPluto – RoamerKerrigan – Substitute/FlexMCC Season 5 runner-upLegion EsportsMeow – EXP lanerJowga – JunglerShocker – Mid lanerDaylight – Gold lanerKram God – RoamerHehehehehehe – SubstituteMid lanerGNART – Substitute/RoamerVMC Spring 2025 championNiightmare EsportsBai Luci – EXP laner2Ez4Lexxy – JunglerSosoul – Mid lanerKhammy – Gold lanerJ4ZBIN – RoamerI DID – Substitute/Mid LanerNinjaaa – Substitute/JunglerM Challenge Cup Mekong Season 5 championZETA DIVISIONjune1 – EXP lanerten – Junglerpsuke – Mid lanermuiminet – Gold lanerKani – RoamerFalcon – Substitute/JunglerMSC 2025 Japan Qualifier winnerThe MongolZMumu – EXP lanerZetsu – JunglerMayki – Mid lanerRynx K – Gold lanerShenlynn – RoamerGanaa – Substitute/JunglerMSC 2025 Mongolia Qualifier winnerRare AtomDonn – EXP lanerLanaya – JunglerPaofu – Mid lanerMikey – Gold lanerCat9 – RoamerShengge – Substitute/Mid lanerMSC 2025 China Qualifier runner-up

MSC 2025 schedule and more details

Selangor Red Giants lift the trophy after winning MSC 2024 at Esports World Cup. — SRG aim for for back-to-back glory. Photo via Esports World Cup Foundation

All eyes are on Malaysia’s Selangor Red Giants, who recently joined forces with the legendary organization OG Esports. After making history last year by winning Malaysia’s first-ever international MLBB title with a pulsating 4-3 victory over the Philippines’ Falcons AP.Bren, SRG are back to defend their crown at MSC 2025.

But even with AP.Bren out of the picture this time, the road to a repeat won’t be easy. SRG are be up against serious threats like Team Liquid PH, the current M-Series world champs ONIC Philippines, as well as ONIC and RRQ Hoshi from Indonesia. On top of that, the other squads are hungry to prove they can stand toe to toe with Southeast Asia’s elite.

MSC 2025 x Esports World Cup runs from July 10 to Aug. 2, with matches held across three venues in Boulevard City, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The tournament champion will bring home a massive $1 million grand prize and etch their names in MLBB esports history.

You can catch all the action live on the following official English broadcast channels:

Broadcasts in various languages will also be available for international viewers.

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