Team Stallions duo, Muath "
Nush" Alotaibi and Turki "
Trook" Al-Harbi have formed a new team alongside Team Vision professional Mohammad "
ops" Aljabr.
In a tweet, Trook announced that the trio were looking for a new organization for the Rocket League Club Championship Opens next season. However, Team Stallions have disputed the announcement, releasing
a statement that was initially dated to August 24th before it was corrected and appears to be AI generated. They claim that the players had their contracts renewed this offseason. The situation has been a source of drama in the Middle Eastern scene and the players have been fighting the renewal behind the scenes. Team Stallions are not one of the organizations invited to the RLCS partnership program next season.
Nush and Trook joined Team Stallions alongside Mohammed Zaid
"Twiz" Al-Saeed in January 2026. Across the domestic scene, they challenged the region’s best squads, Twisted Minds and Team Falcons for titles. They peaked with a second-place finish together in Regional Open #4 before achieving another second-place finish in the Saudi eLeague Major #1 2026. They continued as a team for the MENA Last Chance Qualifier placing top-four before narrowly missing out on a place in the Main Event of the Esports World Cup. They lost 2-4 to FUT Esports in the grand finals of the qualifier after impressive wins over Dignitas, Geekay Esports and Virtus.pro.
Since the conclusion of RLCS 2026, the players have been seeking to enter free agency in a highly publicised row with Team Stallions that has gripped the MENA scene. However, according to a statement now released by the organization, both Nush and Trook had their contracts “renewed by the club” ahead of the new season. In their frustration with the situation, the duo have
taken up legal counsel and Team Stallions have confirmed in the statement that the validity of the renewals “remain subject to an ongoing legal dispute”.
While the situation remains fluid, the players put out an announcement that they were searching for a new organization for RLCS 2027. This was contested by Team Stallions in their statement claiming that “any party that attempts to sign or contract either player in violation of the Club’s contractual rights may face legal action. As a result, one of the stronger rosters in MENA is now facing a period of uncertainty with the region’s
open qualifier for the London Club Championship Kick-Off beginning on November 5.
