🚨🇨🇳Breaking: Following what many consider the most competitive Call of Duty: Mobile season yet, discussions are underway about a potential change to the CDM qualification system aimed at raising the level of competition even further. Sources indicate organisers are exploring the idea of converting the current two Indian qualification slots into international qualifier slots. Under the proposed format, top teams from China, India, and Japan would compete against each other for two spots in the next CDM season. The goal behind the proposal is to ensure that the strongest teams across the region earn their place in the competition, while still maintaining opportunities for emerging organizations and new talent to participate in the publisher’s flagship China Majors ecosystem. The idea remains in early-stage discussions, with any final decision expected to depend on interest and participation from teams across the involved regions.

It is unfortunate that, despite the Saudi Federation having signed an agreement with Dragons Esports, we have still not received the payment. It has now been over a month since the agreement was finalized, and the payment remains outstanding. @Saudi_Esports @SaudieLeague

🚨 Breaking: Call of Duty Mobile China Majors 2026 Opens Door to Middle East with One Slot. Confirmed✅ The Middle East returns to CODM's official esports scene after 5 years; 2021 was the last time it received a dedicated slot in a major event.