From November 21 to 29, 2026, the Esports Nations Cup lands in Saudi Arabia with an unprecedented format: for the first time, the best League of Legends players are no longer defending the colors of a club, but those of their country. Caps for Denmark. BrokenBlade for Turkey. Adam, SkewMond, Nuc, Caliste
So you don't miss a thing about the event, RFT.GG unveils its interactive map of the teams competing in League of Legends.
Dive into the competition through an interactive map that brings together the 94 participating nations. With one click, jump from the South Korean roster to the Brazilian team, compare European lineups, or discover emerging nations from the Middle East and Africa. A smooth geographical exploration, designed for fans who want to follow the event in its full global dimension.
This is the heart of the hub: the complete lineups of the 94 nations, updated as official announcements are made.
For each country, you'll find:
No more juggling contradictory sources — the information is centralized, sourced, and kept up to date by RFT.GG. Whether you're looking to find out who's joining Caps for Denmark or which mid will play for Spain, the answer is here.
Who will be the fan favorite? From the hub, each nation can receive a 5-star rating from the RFT.GG community. The leaderboard lists all known rosters, ranked by the performance estimated by voters.
The hub also centralizes all the key information related to the event and offers a quick overview of:
All the context you need to master to follow the competition like an expert.
Roster announcements, national partnerships, exclusive interviews, lock-in dates: the News section integrated into the hub aggregates all the latest news from ENC 2026.
Discover the interview with Zeph, the first coach in the history of the French LoL team, his vision, and his choices. Follow the cascading confirmations such as Turkey's on 9 titles, or the behind-the-scenes story of the renewed partnership between KeSPA and the foundation for South Korea.
