Football Esports House Kenya FC 26 Leaderboard

Curated in partnership with Football eSports House (FeH). Updated weekly.

The Kenya FC 26 Player Rankings showcase the country’s best EA SPORTS FC 26 competitors based on their performances in recognized tournaments throughout the season.

Players earn points through consistent performances, tournament victories, podium finishes and deep runs against the strongest competition. As new tournaments are played, the rankings continue to change, rewarding gamers who consistently perform at the highest level.

From established champions to rising stars, this leaderboard provides a clear picture of who is dominating Kenya’s competitive FC 26 scene.

The rankings are updated regularly, giving players and fans an easy way to follow movement throughout the season.

Week Highlights

The Kenyan FC 26 Leaderboard is starting to paint a very interesting picture. Some familiar names remain at the top, but recent tournaments have shaken up the rankings, with several players climbing after strong performances across the country.

At the summit is Lord7, who continues to prove why many consider him Kenya’s most successful FC 26 player this season. The free agent leads the standings with 76 points and five tournament titles, giving him a commanding 14-point advantage over the chasing pack. His consistency throughout the season has been remarkable, and despite not currently being signed to an esports organization, he remains the benchmark every player is trying to reach.

The battle behind him is where things get really exciting.

Ibrah (SC Esports) and Shaq (Phoenix Esports) are tied on 62 points, but their journeys to that number have been completely different.

Ibrah has built his reputation through consistency rather than collecting numerous tournament victories. He currently sits second despite winning just one tournament this season – the KTLR.AFRIKA x MKU Tournament, where he walked away with a KSh 15,000 voucher. Week after week, however, he has been reaching the latter stages of competitions, eliminating top players and piling up ranking points.

Shaq, on the other hand, has exploded since joining Phoenix Esports alongside teammate Collo Gamer only a month ago. Since arriving at the organization, Shaq has won the SC x Pelikan FIFA Tournament and reached the final of the UP Next FC 26 Grand Finals.

Just one point behind the pair are Prorate and Trex, both representing TR Esports on 61 points.

Prorate continues to be regarded as one of Kenya’s elite competitors. Although he has just one tournament title this season, his run to the Betika FC 25 Grand Final, where he earned KSh 250,000, remains one of the biggest achievements by a Kenyan FC player. Trex has also continued to deliver, highlighted by his Rangers Tournament victory worth KSh 90,000, proving why TR Esports remains packed with quality across its roster.

Phoenix’s impressive season is reflected throughout the rankings. Besides Shaq, the club also has Collo Gamer (6th), Ado (10th), Marlone77 (12th), Sam Jr (14th) and Haruun H. (15th) inside the Top 15.

Another player enjoying an excellent campaign is Fox In The Box of Horizon Esports, who occupies eighth place. The veteran has reminded everyone of his quality by winning multiple tournaments this season and continues to be a threat whenever he enters a competition.

Mcoasty of Santiago eHub sits ninth after his breakthrough victory at the UP Next FC 26 Grand Finals, where he defeated Shaq in the final to lift one of the biggest titles of the season. That result alone proved he belongs among Kenya’s elite.

Further down the rankings are more proven winners. Harry Kappa, despite competing as a free agent, remains inside the Top 15 thanks to several deep tournament runs and multiple titles this year. Lil Pip, another member of TR Esports, also stays among the country’s best after winning the Paritek Pro Series in Uganda and consistently challenging for major honours.

One trend is impossible to ignore: Phoenix Esports currently dominates the rankings, placing six players inside the Top 18, more than any other organization. TR Esports also boasts impressive depth with several players inside the Top 20, while SC Esports continue to climb thanks to the consistency of Ibrah, Tank and Scad.