Asian Games 2026 MLBB Rosters: Which Teams Won the Medals?

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Asian Games MLBB Teams and Official Group Draw

The latest Asian Games MLBB group stage draw places the 11 teams into four groups. This is the current main-stage structure published on September 17, 2026.

Hong Kong, China is one NOC entry, so Group A has three teams. Group D has only Cambodia and Mongolia; under the announced format both advance, with their head-to-head series determining group ranking and quarterfinal seeding.

Important Note About the MLBB Asian Games Rosters

Not every national federation has published its final accredited six-player list in the same format. For that reason, this article separates current confirmed rosters from latest published qualifier rosters. That distinction matters because club lineups can change after qualification and national-team selections can also be adjusted before accreditation.

The Philippines, Indonesia and Jordan have recent roster confirmation from national or established sources. For several other countries, the most complete public list is still the lineup used in regional qualification. Those entries are clearly labeled instead of being presented as unquestionable final accreditation.

Philippines MLBB Roster: Sibol's Six-Player Lineup

The latest confirmed MLBB Asian Games Philippines lineup features six players with extensive international experience. Philstar's qualifier coverage names the same six-player group, while MOONTON's main-stage preview specifically highlights KarlTzy and Kelra.

Head coach Allec SN4P Alvarado led the qualification campaign, with Kim Daiki Sebanes on the analytical staff and experienced coaches also supporting the qualifier run. The group completed Southeast Asian qualification at 6-1. Readers who want the country-specific story should use our dedicated Sibol MLBB Asian Games 2026 roster and qualification page; this new page keeps its main focus on all national teams.

Indonesia MLBB Roster: Alter Ego Core Plus Alberttt

The current reported roster MLBB Indonesia Asian Games 2026 combines an Alter Ego-heavy core with Albert Neilsen “Alberttt” Iskandar. ANTARA reported that coach Kenny “Xepher” Deo said Albert was added after internal evaluation to give the team more jungle flexibility, replacing Cyruz during finalization.

MOONTON's newest preview describes Indonesia as a new-generation roster built around the Alter Ego core alongside EVOS' Albert. That existing club familiarity is one reason Indonesia's Asian Games MLBB line up is tactically interesting: much of the communication structure already exists before national-team practice begins.

Malaysia MLBB Roster: Qualifier Team vs Main-Stage Updates

Malaysia is the roster that requires the most careful wording. Bernama documented the six-player qualification squad as Sizkaa, Chibi, Martzy, Loleal, Zqeef and Xorn. MOONTON's September main-stage preview, however, says the current campaign is led by familiar names including Yums and Cikugais, showing that the final-phase selection has changed.

Rather than invent a complete revised list, this tracker treats the qualifier six as historical qualification data and the newer MOONTON names as confirmed main-stage references. If MESF or another authoritative source publishes a final accreditation list, this section should be updated immediately.

Myanmar MLBB Roster: Yangon Galacticos Chemistry

MOONTON identifies Myanmar's campaign with the Yangon Galacticos core. The latest published core around that run includes Ying, Hannn, Kaize, Sanji and Blink, with Yuuji appearing as a roster option in published competitive listings.

For a short national-team event, chemistry can matter almost as much as individual mechanics. A lineup that already understands one another's rotations, objective calls and lane priorities may need less time to establish a shared system.

Other MLBB Asian Games National Teams

The wider MLBB Asian Games national teams field adds styles that Southeast Asian fans do not see every week. The tables below use the newest clearly documented national or qualifier information available and label qualifier rosters as such.

Cambodia — Latest Published Qualifier Roster

Cambodia earned its place through the Southeast Asian qualifier and later received an especially interesting Group D draw. MOONTON notes that Cambodia defeated the Philippines 2-0 during qualification.

Saudi Arabia — Latest Published Qualifier Roster

Saudi Arabia finished the West Asian qualification group at 4-0 in matches and 8-1 in games. Do not confuse Saudi Arabia's Sanji with Philippine mid laner Alston “Sanji” Pabico; they are different players.

Jordan — Official Olympic Committee Roster

The Jordan Olympic Committee lists Muayyad Abdullah, Mohammad Al-Wahdani, Hudhayfah Abu Abteh, Tharaa Marzooq, Yazan Al-Swaris and Mahmoud Al-Ali, with Ahmad Al-Zaghloul as coach. Jordan's national-team director said the program is pursuing the country's first Asian Games esports medal.

Kazakhstan — Latest Published Asian Games Selection

The latest documented lineup includes Mamilen, Serik, Salamat, Akhambaev and Kuzepov, with NeroN associated with the coaching side. Kazakhstan won the Central Asian qualification stage ahead of Uzbekistan.

Uzbekistan — Official Delegation Names

Uzbekistan's Olympic committee published a 2026 delegation list that includes its esports athletes. The MLBB group is represented by names including Amirbek Mamarasulov, Amirbek Rustamov, Shohjahon Yoriev and Georgiy Zotov in the Games delegation. For role-by-role qualifier context, earlier published lineups list Rustamov, Mamarasulov, Son, Zotov and Yoriev as the main five.

Mongolia — Latest Asian Games-Specific Qualifier Roster

The MongolZ changed its club roster later in 2026, so the list above should be read as the latest clearly published Asian Games-specific qualifier selection, not as proof that every slot remained unchanged through final accreditation.

Hong Kong, China — Latest Published Qualifier Roster

Hong Kong, China qualified alongside Mongolia from the East/South Asian regional stage and now meets Myanmar and Uzbekistan in Group A.

Why Did the Asian Games MLBB Field Change From 12 Teams to 11?

This is the biggest factual change between qualification and the current main stage. MOONTON's June 22 recap explicitly said 12 teams had qualified, including Iran. The Olympic Council of Asia then listed 11 NOCs for MLBB in August, and MOONTON's September 17 main-stage draw also contains 11 teams, with Iran absent.

The reviewed official announcements do not state a clear reason. Therefore, it would be inaccurate to say Iran withdrew, was banned, was disqualified or failed accreditation unless an authoritative source later confirms that explanation.

Asian Games MLBB Completed Group-Stage Storylines

The final main-stage draw created several memorable matchups: Group B brought together Indonesia, Malaysia and Saudi Arabia, while Group C placed the Philippines with Jordan and Kazakhstan. This section preserves the original group-stage roster context after the event.

Group D works differently because only Cambodia and Mongolia are present. Both advance under the announced format, so their series determines group ranking and quarterfinal seeding rather than elimination from the group stage.

Asian Games MLBB Players Filipino Fans Will Recognize

Among the Asian Games MLBB players, KarlTzy and Kelra are specifically highlighted in MOONTON's Philippines preview. Indonesia adds Alberttt to an Alter Ego-based core, while Malaysia's updated main-stage references include Yums and Cikugais. Myanmar brings the Yangon Galacticos connection through players such as Ying, Hannn, Kaize, Sanji and Blink.

The most interesting part of an international national-team event is that familiar stars are placed against opponents they rarely meet in domestic leagues. Draft adaptation, objective timing and communication can become as important as name recognition.

Why These Asian Games 2026 MLBB Rosters Matter

Club tournaments allow teams to build systems over long seasons. In the completed national-team event, Indonesia and Myanmar brought established club-core relationships, while the Philippines fielded several players experienced together.

The MLBB Asian Games 2026 roster record is about more than individual stars. The completed tournament showed how short-series teamwork, adaptation and draft coordination matter when national squads have limited preparation time.

Aichi-Nagoya MLBB Teams Meet at Aichi Sky Expo

The Aichi-Nagoya MLBB teams competed from September 29 through October 1 at Aichi Sky Expo. For readers who need match times rather than roster information, use our separate Asian Games 2026 MLBB schedule, date and time tracker. Keeping schedule intent on that page helps this roster article stay focused on teams, players and lineup changes.

For confirmed match scores and the quarterfinal race, use the separate Asian Games 2026 MLBB standings, results and bracket tracker.

Which Rosters Won the Asian Games MLBB Medals?

MOONTON’s official conclusion confirms the medal teams. For every score, use the complete schedule and results; for ranked finishes, use the final standings.

Why Do Official Reports Mention Both 11 and 12 Teams?

The OCA’s August participant announcement listed 11 NOCs for MLBB, and MOONTON’s published main-stage group draw displayed 11 teams. MOONTON’s post-event release later stated that 12 teams progressed from preliminary qualification. This article retains the 11 teams that appeared in the published final groups and records the official wording difference rather than silently changing the count.

Sources and Methodology

This roster tracker prioritizes the newest available information from tournament organizers, Olympic committees, national esports bodies and established sports/esports reporting. Where a final accredited roster is not clearly public, the page explicitly labels the latest qualifier or national-selection roster instead of presenting it as final.

• MOONTON Games — September 17, 2026 main-stage group draw
• MOONTON Games — June 22, 2026 qualification recap
• Olympic Council of Asia — participating NOCs
• Philstar — Sibol qualification roster
• ANTARA — Alberttt roster adjustment
• Jordan Olympic Committee — national roster

Final Outlook

The MLBB Asian Games rosters represented an 12-team main-stage field. The Philippines brought a proven Sibol group, Indonesia an Alter Ego-based core, and eventual champion Myanmar a lineup with Yangon Galacticos chemistry. Some other teams were documented only at qualifier stage; those lineups should not be labeled verified final starters.

The key editorial point is freshness. This page should be updated whenever a federation publishes a newer accredited roster, especially for teams whose qualifier lineup may have changed. Until then, verified distinctions between “current confirmed roster” and “latest qualifier roster” are more trustworthy than filling gaps with guesses.