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Alliance forms a new PUBG Mobile squad after partnering with Yoodo

The team's first appearance will be at the PUBG Mobile Pro League (PMPL) MYSG Season 4.

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Esports organisation Alliance has announced that it has partnered with Malaysian digital mobile service Yoodo to form a new competitive PUBG Mobile squad. Yoodo Alliance is set to compete in many different PUBG Mobile competitions with the PUBG Mobile Pro League (PMPL) MYSG Season 4 being their debut appearance on August 24.

The roster, which was recently able to win the PUBG Mobile National Championship (PMNC) 2021 prior to the partnership, consists of Muhammad Zalmi "BabyKimz" Hakim Azhar, Muhammad Haikal "Lex" Adam Razak, Muhammad Fahmi "Pami" Farizal, and Mohd Hafizuddin "Dinx" Suaini. Ikhwansyah bin "MrFlank" Maskuri is listed as the team's coach and Mohamad Afiq "TemahK" Haikal Amiludin is currently acting as a sub.

Jonathan Berg, Co-Founder and CEO at Alliance, shared that this is an exciting time for the entire Alliance team. "We're proud to be expanding in Malaysia through PUBG Mobile for the first time. Alliance is all about developing talents and boosting them to be the best they can be, and we cannot wait to see what Yoodo Alliance can achieve out there on the virtual battleground."

"Yoodo has a proven history of empowering the local esports and gaming community," commented Chow Tuck Mun, Head of Yoodo. "We're always looking to support Malaysian esports professionals. Our partnership with Alliance is a new step in the next phase of Yoodo's journey in esports as we look to empower the next generation of esports stars, and we are truly proud to welcome Alliance to the Malaysian esports scene as our partner."

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