CRL 2026 World Finals players
The 16 CRL 2026 World Finals players by Golden Ticket: Monthly Finals, leaderboard, LCQ, and China. Not their live decks.
People search CRL 2026 players for two jobs: who is going to Worlds, and what they are playing. This page names the first job and refuses the second. DeckBeacon has no player-tag lookup. The official Clash Royale API cannot search by name. We will not scrape a stats site for an eight-card list.
The official live-event site (event.supercell.com/clashroyale) does not print a standing roster, and the 2026 competition rules do not either. Those rules do say how the sixteen seats are filled. Checked 11 October 2026, the seats those rules produced are the sixteen names below. Season map: CRL 2026. Worlds: Shanghai, 6–8 November.
The sixteen
| Route | Player | How the seat was earned |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly Final | Mohamed Light | Season 1 winner. Later Monthly Final wins did not add a second seat. |
| Monthly Final | Pedro (CAL Pedro) | Season 2 Golden Ticket. Light won that final; the ticket rolled. |
| Monthly Final | SandBox | Season 3 winner (runner-up: Sub, who qualified on points instead). |
| Monthly Final | Clown | Season 4 Golden Ticket. Light won that final; the ticket rolled. |
| Monthly Final | Mugi | Season 5 (August) winner. Official account: first place, @Mutyan_cr. |
| Leaderboard | Sub | Points seat among players who did not already hold a Monthly Final ticket. |
| Leaderboard | adriel (Adrie) | Points seat. Third in the August Monthly Final, which did not itself award this ticket. |
| Leaderboard | Ryley (Ian Ryley, I. Ryley) | Points seat. |
| Leaderboard | Vitor75 | Points seat. |
| Leaderboard | Guriko | Points seat. |
| Leaderboard | Morten | Points seat. |
| Leaderboard | Viiper | Points seat. Spelled Viiper, not Viper. |
| Leaderboard, vacated | Jorz (JorZ) | LCQ runner-up. Took the seat Asaf vacated. Not a second LCQ ticket. |
| Last Chance Qualifier | Woo | Won the 5–6 September LCQ, the one LCQ Golden Ticket. |
| China (CRCC) | 飞行雪绒 | CRCC champion. Official Clash Royale Weibo, 3 August 2026. |
| China (CRCC) | Midnight | Advanced with 飞行雪绒 in that same post. |
That is five Monthly Final tickets, seven remaining leaderboard seats, one replacement for the leaderboard seat Asaf gave up, one LCQ winner, and two China tickets. Sixteen. Asaf qualified on points and will not play. The 11 September 2026 lineup update from @EsportsRoyaleEN said he could not compete for personal circumstances, and that the rulebook gives the open seat to the LCQ runner-up.
Names with their own pages
| Player | Why the search exists | DeckBeacon page |
|---|---|---|
| Mohamed Light (also Mohammed Light) | Three-time World Champion (2022, 2024, 2025); 2026 Season 1 Golden Ticket | Mohamed Light decks |
| Mugi (むぎ / @Mutyan_cr) | 2023 World Champion; Crazy Raccoon; 2026 Season 5 winner | Mugi decks |
| SandBox | 2026 Season 3 Monthly Final winner | SandBox decks |
Those pages explain Manual Duels and then point at families in our Path of Legends snapshot. They are not eight-card identities copied from a broadcast.
We are not minting a thin bio for every other tag. Pedro, Clown, Sub, adriel, Ryley, Vitor75, Guriko, Morten, Viiper, Jorz, Woo, 飞行雪绒, and Midnight are in the table because they hold a seat. A second URL that only repeats "we will not show the deck" would split the query this page already answers.
What the official posts actually name
| Source | What it settles |
|---|---|
| 2026 CRL rulebook §2.1.13 and §4.1.6 | Sixteen seats: five Monthly Finals, eight leaderboard seats for players who do not already hold a ticket, one LCQ winner, two from the China competition. After LCQ, a vacated Worlds seat goes to the LCQ runner-up. |
| Clash Royale official Weibo, 3 August 2026 | 飞行雪绒 won CRCC and, with Midnight, advanced to the CRL World Finals. |
| @EsportsRoyaleEN, 23 August 2026 | August Monthly Final: 1st @Mutyan_cr (Mugi), 2nd @DOoOM_cr, 3rd @AdrielEduardo11. |
| @EsportsRoyaleEN, 11 September 2026 | Asaf out. Jorz, the LCQ runner-up, in. |
The other Monthly Final and leaderboard seats are the remaining tickets under that rulebook, from the public 2026 results table: Season 1 Mohamed Light, Season 2 ticket Pedro, Season 3 SandBox, Season 4 ticket Clown, then Sub, adriel, Ryley, Vitor75, Guriko, Morten, and Viiper. Woo won LCQ; Jorz was second, which is why the vacated seat had his name on it. This page does not republish point totals. We do not operate the CRL leaderboard.
English channels also call 飞行雪绒 Hermit. That is the same CRCC champion, not a seventeenth player. CAL Pedro is Pedro. Adrie is adriel. I. Ryley is Ryley. Sandbox is SandBox.
China's two tickets are a separate server. Those players are not rows in DeckBeacon's global official-API sample.
How "top decks" actually work this year
| Job | Right tool |
|---|---|
| Copy the list on stream right now | Broadcast overlay QR — CRL copy guide |
| Look up a player tag / battle log | A stats site. Not DeckBeacon. Player-search FAQ |
| Play a ranked family on ladder this week | DeckBeacon snapshot, e.g. Hog, X-Bow, Goblin Drill |
Does DeckBeacon show pro player decks?
CRL series use Manual Duels: unique decks per game, no repeating a card in the same match. A Bo3 is a pool. The LCQ weekend already happened (5–6 September). It is not a reason to paste sixteen eight-card lists onto this site.