As regional leagues wrap up, these are the 14 teams already qualified directly to the M7 Swiss Stage. Here are all the qualified teams immediately moving on to the Swiss Stage.
All M7 Swiss Stage Teams
ONIC (Indonesia, MPL ID Season 16 Champion)
ONIC secured their M7 slot by winning MPL ID Season 16. As one of Indonesia’s premier organizations, coming from a region known for aggressive and high-skill play, ONIC will likely bring high mechanical proficiency, macro-play understanding, and composure under pressure.
They enter M7 Swiss Stage with momentum and expectations to perform among the top MLBB teams, given their acquisition of the legendary Indonesian Gold Laner, Skylar. This might be the strongest ONIC we’ve seen going to the world championship.
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Alter Ego (Indonesia, MPL ID Season 16 Runner-Up)
Alter Ego clinched the second Indonesian slot by coming in as runner-up in MPL ID Season 16. Their qualification underlines the depth of Indonesian MLBB competitiveness. Though technically second best domestically, Alter Ego should not be underestimated as their experience in tough matches and exposure to high-level regional competition could position them as a sleeper threat.
They have surprised their region going to the Grand Finals, they can surely do it again in the world stage.
Team Liquid PH (Philippines, MPL PH Season 16 Champion)
Team Liquid PH earned direct qualification by winning MPL PH Season 16. Coming from the Philippines, a region with storied MLBB esports history and consistently high-level competitive output, Team Liquid PH brings strong mechanical skill, strategic depth, and a track record under pressure. They are among the favorites to win M7, finally achieving the unattainable Golden Road.
Aurora Gaming PH (Philippines, MPL PH Season 16 Runner-Up)
Aurora Gaming PH technically secured the first Philippine M7 Swiss Stage slot by reaching the Grand Finals first in MPL PH Season 16. Although they come in as second to their domestic rival, Aurora Gaming, has shown resilience and familiarity with high-stakes matches.
Their potential at M7 lies in upset capabilities, especially if they adapt to international metas and maintain composure under pressure. As long as they replicate their amazing run during the regular season, they won’t have any problem heading to M7.
SRG.OG (Malaysia, MPL MY Season 16 Champion)
SRG.OG qualified through MPL MY Season 16 by clinching the championship for the 4th consecutive time.
While Malaysia may not always get as much spotlight as Indonesia or the Philippines, SRG.OG’s direct slot reflects their competitive steadiness. Given their recent performance as 2nd placers in MSC 2025. In M7, SRG.OG is actually a top contender to go deep in the tournament.
CG Esports (Malaysia, MPL MY Season 16 Runner-Up)
CG Esports earns the second Malaysian slot after finishing as runner-up in MPL MY Season 16. They are a ragtag team consisting of veterans and new bloods of Malaysian MLBB. Against unfamiliar international opponents, this underdog status might allow them to pull off surprises in the M7 Swiss Stage.
EVIL (Singapore, MPL SG Season 10 Champion)
EVIL secured Singapore’s direct slot by winning MPL Singapore Season 10. While Singapore’s region isn’t traditionally viewed among MLBB’s strongest, EVIL’s qualification signals growing competitiveness. They might not be favorites but they can serve as a wildcard-style threat, given their region’s history of drafting unorthodox picks.
CFU Gaming (Cambodia, MPL KH Season 9 Champion)
CFU Gaming booked their M7 Swiss Stage ticket by winning Cambodia’s MPL KH Season 9. Their rise shows expanding MLBB competitiveness in emerging Southeast Asian markets. Their potential lies also in surprise picks and riskier strategies to cause upsets against their opponents, especially in best of 1’s.
Team Falcons (MENA Region, MPL MENA Season 8 Champion)
From the Middle East & North Africa region, Team Falcons earned direct qualification by winning their regional league MPL MENA Season 8, in dominant fashion, going undefeated during finals. Their inclusion highlights MLBB’s expanding global footprint beyond Asia. Though not traditionally part of the core MLBB tournament ecosystem, Team Falcons’ regional dominance and confidence could make them a dark horse, especially if they adapt quickly to the pace and meta of international competition.
Yangon Galacticos (Myanmar, MSL MM Season 2 Champion)
Yangon Galacticos qualified as Myanmar’s representative by winning MSL MM Season 2, entering M7 Swiss Stage with ambition and underdog status. While they may not carry the same historical prestige, their global debut brings fresh potential.
Team Spirit (EECA — Eastern Europe & Central Asia, MCC Season 6 Champion)
Team Spirit secured the EECA slot by winning their continental championship, representing a region increasingly present on MLBB’s global map. Their participation signals MLBB’s reach beyond Asia and the Middle East. As already mainstays of the world stage, Team Spirit once again attempts to surpass their eternal rivals, the entire South East Asian region, to finally claim the title outside SEA.
Aurora Türkiye (Türkiye, MTC Türkiye Season 6 Champion)
Aurora Türkiye claims Turkey’s direct slot by winning MTC Türkiye Season 6, adding European representation to M7’s global pool. Their presence adds diversity to the competition. As a team outside traditional MLBB power regions, they may lean on strategy innovation and adaptability. After defeating Indonesia in the recent IESF WEC 2025, they are more poised to come closer to the title.
Black Sentence Esports (Latin America, MPL LATAM Season 4 Champion)
Black Sentence Esports earned their M7 slot by winning MPL LATAM Season 4, representing Latin America on MLBB’s world stage. They embody the truly global reach of M7, showing MLBB’s competitive footprint now spans multiple continents. As newcomers, they may offer unconventional playstyles, creating matchups that demand flexibility and adaptation from their opponents in the M7 Swiss Stage.
DianFengYaoGuai (China, MLBB China Master 2025 Champion)
DianFengYaoGuai clinched China’s direct slot by winning China Masters 2025, earning their ticket to the international stage.
Coming from a large and historically influential gaming community, they likely have strong mechanical skill and a deep hero pool. At M7, their matchup against Southeast Asian and global teams will be interesting. Perhaps testing different meta preferences and strategies at the M7 Swiss Stage.
Becoming Legendary
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These 14 teams are waiting for the remaining 2 to emerge from the Wildcard Stage of M7. Bringing together regional champions and top-runner ups from across Asia, Middle East, Europe, and Latin America, M7’s main stage will showcase a diverse, globally representative, and deeply competitive pool.
In about a month, we will determine if the Philippines can still continue their streak in the M7 Swiss Stage or another region emerges victorious.
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Zen Angeles
MLBB Writer
Zen’s usual habitat is behind the lens of any esports production. Telling gamers’ stories up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right is his life’s purpose. Regardless of being in esports for nearly a decade, his mindset is still to “Never Stop Learning.” Eat & watch esports, sleep & watch esports, watch esports and watch esports, repeat & watch esports.
