FATE Esports reunites with Orange Jordan for MENA push

FATE Esports, based in Jordan, announced a renewed sponsorship agreement with Orange Jordan that restores the telecom’s branding on the team’s jerseys. The organization said the deal is intended to support operational growth and its competitive expansion across the Middle East and North Africa.

Financial terms and the contract length were not disclosed. FATE stated the activation will raise local visibility for upcoming regional tournaments and help scale day-to-day operations. The announcement follows recent adjustments to the organization’s competitive divisions.

FATE is concentrating its competitive efforts on the Fighting Game Community, fielding teams in Tekken and Fatal Fury: City of Wolves, and competing in KONAMI’s eFootball. The organization has also expanded activity in the MENA Counter-Strike scene by running the Eclipse Masters League in partnership with ISIN.

Orange Jordan and FATE first worked together in 2019 when FATE joined the seventh season of the “BIG by Orange” startup accelerator. The relationship became a formal sponsorship in 2020–21 and led to the opening of a 65-square-meter Orange Gaming Hub at the Orange Digital Village in Al-Abdali, used as a training and community space.

Mohammad Majali, FATE’s founder and CEO, was appointed National Team Manager for Jordan for the Esports Nations Cup 2026. Majali previously served as a founding board member of the Jordan Esports Federation under the presidency of HRH Prince Omar Bin Faisal. The sponsorship renewal occurs alongside those leadership changes and other structural adjustments within FATE.

Specific activation plans, jersey placement details and timing were not revealed in the announcement.