Some new, some old... HMB's new roster

HMBLE are back and hunting for glory in EMEA! 

The Italian org has been known for several years now, signing their first Brawl Stars roster in 2020. They have had many high-profile EMEA players playing under its name, such as KC, Cursed, SoiDeBresa, GuGu and so on. And they don't plan to stop on their Brawl Esports journey yet! In their recent announcement, HMBLE introduced their almost-new EMEA roster: with two brand new additions. 

The first - Spanish player BosS, who has actually played for HMBLE in the past. BosS started his Brawl Esports path in 2020 and showed consistent results throughout the following years. Besides HMBLE, he has played for other big orgs, such as Reply Totem, BK ROG and Team Queso. As for his achievements, he qualified for the crazy total of 13 Monthly Finals (with his highest finish being 2nd place) and has participated in some other A-tier third-party events, like QC Masters. 

The second addition is Symantec, who previously played for Tribe Gaming, SK Gaming and FUT Esports. Being one of the most famous players in Brawl Esports, the German has tons of achievements under his name: 9 Monthly Finals wins, the gold medal in Chaos Cup 2022, as well as silver medals in MSI 2022, all 4 SPS Challenges and QC Masters, not to mention a total of 3 World Finals qualifications. Considering all of this, it would be hard to argue against calling Symantec the best German player in Brawl Esports history. 

And last but by no means least, the player who has been in HMBLE since last year - Lukii, the youngest out of the three. Despite only starting his career in 2023, the 17-year-old has already achieved some promising results: he qualified for every Monthly Finals of the past year and even won one of his first third-party events - the SPS S4 Challenge. 2024 will be the second year in Lukii's career and he still has a lot of time to show his potential. Finally, they will also be joined by some familiar staff - Canaan as coach, and Vid as analyst, though their manager last year, Synx, has since retired.