Jalleba, whose given name is Alaa Jalleb, is a Tunisian bot laner competing for 3BL GALAXY ESPORTS in the Arabian League. As an active player representing North African talent, he is part of a rapidly expanding competitive region that has given the Middle East and North Africa its own dedicated stage to showcase and develop homegrown League of Legends players.
The bot lane is traditionally home to the team’s primary damage dealer, the marksman who scales into a late-game powerhouse. Playing this role requires disciplined farming in the early stages, careful positioning during fights, and the composure to deal sustained damage while under constant threat. A bot laner’s greatest strength, consistent ranged output, is paired with fragility, so survival hinges on strong mechanics and trust in the support beside them. It is a role that punishes mistakes harshly but rewards patience with match-defining impact.
Competing for 3BL GALAXY ESPORTS, Jalleba plies his trade in the Arabian League, a circuit that has become a focal point for the region’s growing esports ambitions. The league gives players from across the Arabic-speaking world, along with talent from neighboring nations, a platform to compete at a serious level. For a Tunisian player, it represents an important avenue to professional competition close to home.
With his active status, Jalleba stands among the players helping to raise the profile of North African and Middle Eastern League of Legends. Emerging regions like this one thrive on committed competitors who push standards higher and inspire the next generation of local players. As the Arabian League continues to mature, bot laners with strong fundamentals and steady nerves will be central to their teams’ fortunes, and Jalleba’s continued development will be worth following as the region grows.
Jalleba currently plays as Bot / ADC for 3BL GALAXY ESPORTS in the Arabian League.
Jalleba is best known for Sivir, Zeri, Jinx, Draven.

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