Saudi Arabian esports organization Team Falcons has decided to part ways with the current Rainbow Six Siege roster. This was announced by the team's head coach Rakan “Madskills” Alsubai on his social media account.
The former Team Falcons roster is currently looking for a new organization to participate in the Saudi eLeague and BLAST R6 tournaments. In its announcement, Madskills listed all the roster players leaving the team, except for Abdul “Okillz” Saloum and Q6z, who played for Falcons only in domestic competitions.
How did Team Falcons perform in 2024-2025?
After a poor start to the season, when the team failed to qualify for BLAST R6 Major Manchester and Esports World Cup 2024, Falcons made a major reinforcement. The team has joined:
These changes helped the team to improve its results significantly. The Falcons have twice reached the top 8 of international competitions:
- BLAST R6 Major Montreal 2024 (5th-8th place, $30,000)
- Six Invitational 2025 (7-8th place, $105,000)
In addition, the team won the Saudi eLeague 2024 championship and reached the final of the Saudi eLeague 2024 Major 4.
The former roster of Team Falcons in Rainbow Six Siege consisted of the following players:
What's next for Team Falcons?
Although the Falcons have terminated their cooperation with the grower, this does not mean that they are leaving the professional Rainbow Six Siege scene. The organization retains a slot in the R6 Share 2025 Program, which makes it possible to continue participating in competitions at the international level.
The main question is what will be the next step of Falcons? Obviously, the organization will either create a new roster or sign an already formed team.
New opportunities are also opening up for the former Team Falcons roster. The players have experience of playing in international tournaments and are looking for an organization to further their careers.
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