The tournament was rebranded to the Mid Season Cup in lieu of the Southeast Asia Cup due to its venue, hosted by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the first tournament in MLBB to be held outside of Southeast Asia and the expansion of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang globally.

[2] Selangor Red Giants from Malaysia defeated the M5 world champions from the Philippines, Falcons AP Bren, 4–3, in a best-of-seven series.

The announcement of the Mid Season Cup was done in January 2024 following certain leaks that MSC is heading to the Middle East, specifically Saudi Arabia.

However, during MSC 2023, the addition of Turkish, North American and Chinese teams were taken into consideration the point of the name "Southeast Asia Cup" in the first place.

Moonton explained that the reinforced partnership between it and Qiddiya is seen as both organization's "commitment to deliver captivating experiences to global communities.

However, regional/non-MPL qualifiers in the North America, Turkey, Myanmar, and Chinese regions were also held to broaden the reach of the Championship's teams.

(Denver Miranda) (Adi Asyauri) (Lutpi Ardianto) (Kairi Rayosdelsol) (Gilang) (Calvin Winata) (Nicky Pontonuwu) (Albert Iskandar) (Muhammad Sanubari) (Afrindo Valentino) (Tesista Kayleb) (Regi Marviola) (Junisen Young Lo) (Adriansyah Lesmana) (Jabran Wiloko) (Rachmad Wahyudi) (Thimothy Tonny) (Harold Reyes) (Sanford Vinuya) (Karl Nepomuceno) (Alston Pabico) (Frederic Gonzales) (Jaypee dela Cruz) (Justine Palma) (Francis Glindro) (Robert Sanchez) (David Canon) (Michael Sayson) (Angelo Arcangel) (Stephen Requitiano) (Rowgien Unigo) (Vincent Unigo) (John Dizon) (Danver Canja) (Amir Mohamed) (Jaylord Bacog) (Abdullah Alshammari) (Ahmad Alzaglul) (Ahmed Aly) (Hendrich Clahi) (Ren Diong) (Ayman Alqarni) (Mahomoud Elsayed) (Muath Alkoraini) (Sulaiman Alrashdi) (Moayed Kharaba) (Mohammed Kharabah) (Amr Amin) (Michael Angelo Bocado) (Poon Kok Sing) (Mark Genzon Sojero Rusiana) (Muhammad Haqqullah bin Ahmad Shahrul Zaman) (Hazziq Danish bin Mohamad Rizwan) (John Vincent Banal) (Muhammad Qayyum Ariffin bin Mohd Suhairi) (Ilman Zareef bin Zulkifli) (Adam Ee) (Yeo Wee Lun) (Jaymar Lazaro) (Jankurt Matira) (Keith Lim Wei Jun) (Bellamy Yeov) (Akihiro Furusawa) (Chhim Vitou) (Sam Sophanny) (Leng Kimhak) (Michael Endino) (Sovann Chanmakara) (Kennt Baesa) (Sok Viera) (Godman Cabral) (Arthur Nascimento) (Lucas Godoy) (Matheus Lima) (Gustavo Lima) (Luiz Alves) (Gabriel Favoreto) (Ruslan Degtev) (Vrendon Pesebre) (Mathaios Chatzilakos) (Sergey Finashev) (Kemiran Kochkarov) (Pak Anton Igorevich) (Stanislav Reshnyak) (Vladimir Gonchar) (Sacit Arslan) (Bariş Ali Çakır) (Sidar Menteşe) (Ahmet Taha Batır) (Emre Sarı) (Furkan Akbulut) (Kutay Artık) (Neil De Guzman) (Martin Bautista) (Chris Enobio) (Michael Cosgun) (Marco Lacson) (Peter Lozano) (Chris Cartagenas) (Kaung Htet Oo) (Rodel Cruz) (Arkar Pyae) (Kaung Sett) (Moe Ko Ko) (Min Swan Kon) (Yehtet Sithu) (Kaung Min Khan) (Amos Ker Zhen Shun) (Kiel Cruzem) (Tang Zelong) (Yang Yang) (Sour Mara) (Khairul Azman bin Mohd Sharif) (Jeffrey Manforte) (Muhammad Irfan bin Aujang) (Muhammad Nazhan bin Mohd Nor) (Muhammad Julian Adriansyah) (Kenneth Sablande Barro) (Mohammad Zul Hisham bin Mohd Noor) (Muhammad Akmal bin Rozali) (Ignacio Lucumi) (Marco Colque) (Facundo Ledesma) (Darien Barraza) (Rodrigo Herenu) (Ren Villanueva) (Ildarovich Gabdrakhmanov) (Cavadov Kamil) (Baibulsinov Eduardovich) (Falin Yurievich) (Gorin Sergeevich) (Khamikov Shokhin) (Fatih Al) (Uğurcan Arslan) (Mehmet Ibrahim Ilgun) (Mehmed Akif Öztürk) (Emir Gözcü) (Şiyar Akbulut) (Ahmet Yaren) (Uğurcan Arslan) (John Argonza) (Lâm Văn Đạt) (Nguyễn Văn Tô Đô) (Justin Guanga) (Kyaw Zin Bo) (Phạm Ngọc Trạng) (Nguyễn Đức Nam) (Daryl Ng Jun Da) (Aayush Bhandari) (Aayush Rai) (Temuujin Erdenebaatar) (Enkhbat Munkhharaa) (Bagabandi Tegshjargal) (Amarmurun Mandah) (Erdenemunkh Chinsukh) (Batbold Batjargal) (Chen Jiawei) (Gao Yifan) (Kenneth Fedelin) (Shen Yuan) (Chen Jiajie) (Damasco Danielle) (Yang Daizhi) (Yang Shangteng) The Group Draw for the upcoming MSC 2024 was announced via the official Facebook page for Mobile Legends Esports.

However, after letting the Chip go and debuting the Natan in the knockouts, Liquid ECHO ended the series and sent Falcon Esports home 3 games to 1.

[18] Determined to become the only remaining undefeated team in the Group Stage and the Knockout brackets, Falcons AP Bren made quick works against Cambodian champions SeeYouSoon, ending Games 1 and 2 by under fifteen minutes and with great gold-differentials.

This was also shown as Falcons AP Bren have been consistent in both contesting and winning objectives on the map including the Lord and the Turtle.

Many have predicted that Falcons AP Bren would falter in Game 3 after being too-complacent in certain team fights that enabled SeeYouSoon's Jungler MP the King on the Roger to deal immense damage.

However, following a neutralization effort by Owgwen that pushed Roger to the main base, Falcons AP Bren turned the tides to their favor and ended the game with the first and only sweep in the Knockout Bracket.

[19] Falcons AP Bren and Liquid ECHO would meet in the Semifinals and will qualify the Philippines to the Grand Finals for the fourth-consecutive iteration of the Mid Season Cup.

[20] 100% 100% 89% 0% 0% 11% 67% 100% 89% 33% 0% 11% 67% 50% 89% 33% 50% 89% An All-Star studded lineup was played for the Singaporean champions of NIP Flash[21] which included the services of Hadess and KurtTzy from Geek Fam (on a loan) and formerly ECHO Proud, respectively.

[24] 33% 0% 33% 67% 100% 100% 67% 100% 89% 33% 0% 0% 33% 25% 89% 67% 75% 89% 100% 100% 89% 0% 0% 0% 0% 50% 44% 100% 50% 89% Both Liquid ECHO and Falcons AP Bren advances to the semifinals as both Philippine-representatives are poised to take a Grand Finals spot for MSC 2024.

Moreover, the first series of the Semifinals will showcase a rematch of the MPL Philippines Season 13 Grand Finals where Liquid ECHO swept Falcons AP Bren.

During the post-game analysis, Caisam “Wolf” Nopueto pointed out that Pheww exposed Sanford's positioning to the team during that skirmish by targeting him in the Mid-Lane as he attempted to reach the Lord side through the middle's left bush (Facing FCAP's base).

67% 0% 33% 33% 100% 78% 67% 50% 11% 33% 50% 100% 67% 100% 78% 33% 0% 44% 0% 0% 0% 100% 100% 89% Selangor Red Giants remained a dominant force against NIP Flash, sweeping the Singaporean champions out of MSC 2024.

A failed attempt to steal the first turtle from the side of SRG widened the lead of FCAP by nearly 2,000-gold in just three minutes into the game.

The "Minoans Fury" Set from Owgwen picked off yet again two members in the turtle contest from SRG and another kill on the bottom lane.

However, their overwhelming presence on the map pushed the Grand Finals series to Game 7—the first Game-seven match in MSC History.

A Fighter vs. Assassin Jungler matchup was picked up in the draft with KyleTzy playing his signature Ling while Sekysss utilized Alpha.

As it neared the transition from the early to the mid game, SRG had a slight advantage of 2,000 gold and with both level 1 turrets going down for FCAP in the mid-lane and side lane.

It seemed that FCAP did not capitalize on its ability to maintain the momentum of the game in any part of the series, inhibiting pressure from SRG's dominance as they lose an inhibitor turret on the bottom lane on the eleventh minute mark.

Selangor Red Giants continues their win streak as they become the champions of MSC 2024, denying another trophy for the Philippines for the second year in a row for the international tournament.

Final standings, Esports Club Championship points distribution, and prizepool of US$3,000,000 distribution are as seen as below:[29] On 3 July, the match between Cambodia's SeeYouSoon and Malaysia's Selangor Red Giants underwent heavy scrutiny from the side of SRG due to several reasons targeting SeeYouSoon.

[30] On 4 July, the MSC Committee has launched its investigation regarding SeeYouSoon's claims of an in-game bug that prevented them from picking their desired hero and their misconduct for surrendering rather than asking for a redraft or a rematch.