Greedy

Greedy, whose full name is Mohammad Abdullaziz Almatrooshi, is a retired League of Legends player who spent his competitive career as a support. He is associated with China as his listed nationality and made his mark playing for NextGeneration Esports within the Arabian League, one of the regional competitions that has expanded League of Legends’ footprint across the Middle East.

The Support Role

Support is a position built on selflessness and vision. Rather than accumulating personal glory through kills or farm, Greedy’s role centered on enabling his teammates, protecting his bot lane partner during the laning phase, warding key areas of the map to grant information, and initiating or absorbing engagements in team fights. The best supports function as the connective tissue of a roster, orchestrating the flow of a match through map control and timely playmaking. It is a role that demands constant communication and a deep understanding of the game’s rhythm.

The Arabian League

Greedy’s participation in the Arabian League reflects the growing globalization of competitive League of Legends. This circuit has become an important platform for players across the Middle East and North Africa, providing a professional structure in a region that historically had fewer opportunities for organized play. Representing NextGeneration Esports, he was part of the wave of talent helping to legitimize and grow the scene during its formative period.

Career in Retrospect

Having retired from active competition, Greedy leaves behind a career that contributed to the development of an emerging region. Support players rarely receive the spotlight afforded to flashy carries, yet their influence on the outcome of matches is profound, and their strategic contributions often go underappreciated. His time in the Arabian League placed him among the pioneers of a scene still finding its footing on the international map. For those who followed the region’s early competitive years, Greedy stands as a reminder of the unsung roles that make winning teams possible, and his legacy is tied to that period of regional growth.