Riyadh: The Saudi Esports Federation has concluded the Saudi eLeague 2026 season at SEF Arena in Riyadh, with prize pools across its competitions exceeding SAR4 million.

According to Saudi Press Agency, the season included the Saudi eLeague Elite, the Yalla Saudi eLeague Women, the Saudi eLeague Challenger, and the Saudi eLeague Fighting. Team Stallions were crowned cross-game club champions after topping the overall standings of a season that featured 37 clubs and more than 22,000 male and female players.

The season drew over 5,000 spectators, while live broadcasts generated over 33 million views. Digital reach also surpassed 60 million impressions across social media platforms, alongside 150,000 hours of watch time and 1.3 million digital engagements.

More than 18 esports titles were featured throughout the season. In the Saudi eLeague Fighting, player NaiWang from Weibo Gaming secured a direct qualification spot for the Esports World Cup after winning one of the allocated qualifying slots.

The season highlighted the federation's efforts to develop the domestic competitive ecosystem further, raise professional standards, and support local talent. It also reflects its drive to strengthen Saudi Arabia's position on the global esports map, in line with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030 for the gaming and esports sector.