Geekay Esports Joins Rainbow Six Siege Partner Program for Europe and MENA

Callum Mercer, Senior Editor

Last Updated: 25/02/2026

The Rainbow Six Siege competitive landscape is shifting once again as Ubisoft welcomes a familiar powerhouse into its inner circle.

Geekay Esports, the Saudi Arabian organisation that has dominated the Middle Eastern scene for years, has officially been named a partner team for the R6 Europe and MENA leagues.

Why the Geekay Esports partnership matters for R6

For those who have followed the rise of esports in the MENA region, this news feels like a natural progression.

Geekay has consistently proven they can compete with the best, often punching above their weight in international qualifiers.

By joining the official partnership program, they gain a level of stability and support from Ubisoft that was previously reserved for the legacy giants of the Tier 1 scene.

This partnership isn’t just about prestige; it provides the organisation with a direct seat at the table.

Partner teams typically benefit from revenue-sharing initiatives, including in-game branded items, which allows fans to support their favourite squads directly.

For Geekay, this provides the financial foundation to continue scouting and developing the incredible mechanical talent found across Saudi Arabia and the wider region.

Integrating the MENA and European ecosystems

One of the most interesting aspects of this announcement is how it bridges the gap between the European and MENA leagues.

Ubisoft has been vocal about its desire to create a more unified global circuit, and having an organisation like Geekay active in both territories helps facilitate that growth.

It ensures that the path to the Six Invitational remains accessible for teams outside the traditional powerhouses of North America and Europe.

For fans of the UK scene and European Siege, this means another formidable opponent is entering the fray with long-term backing.

Geekay has a reputation for aggressive, fearless playstyles that often catch structured European teams off guard.

What is next for Geekay Esports in 2026

With the 2026 season now in full swing, the focus for Geekay shifts from administrative milestones to on-server results.

The partnership status gives them the security to build a multi-year project rather than living tournament to tournament.

We can expect to see significant investment in coaching staff and bootcamps as they look to transition from regional kings to true global contenders.

Geekay have already signed new players in their Rocket League team with Archie Pickthall, and we can expect more across their network with this expansion.

As the R6 ecosystem continues to evolve, seeing a MENA organisation secure such a high-profile partnership is a testament to the region’s growing influence.

It is a win for diversity in the sport and a clear signal that the world is finally watching what is happening in the Middle East.

Callum Mercer, Senior Editor

Callum “Cal” Mercer is a UK-based esports journalist covering competitive titles across the LEC, VCT, and global Counter-Strike circuits. With a background in broadcast production and data analysis, he specialises in tactical breakdowns, roster strategy, and the business dynamics shaping modern professional gaming.

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