The 2025 World Championships MAG Master Team List

Oka Shinnosuke

The FIG has released the nominative rosters for this year’s World Championships, to be held beginning October 19 in Jakarta, Indonesia.

A full list of all MAG teams is below, and we’ll change the “nominative” status to official once the rosters are announced by each federation.

ALBANIA

  • Matvei Petrov

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

ALGERIA

  • Ahmed-Riadh Aliouat
  • Bilal Bellaoui
  • Adam Cogat
  • Houssem Eddine Hamadouche
  • Youcef Semmani

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

ARMENIA

Confirmed by Artak Aydinyan on Instagram on October 9.

AUSTRALIA

  • James Bacueti
  • James Hardy
  • Clay Mason Stephens
  • Jesse Moore
  • Heath Thorpe

Confirmed by the Australian federation on August 17.

AUSTRIA

  • Martin Miggitsch
  • Paul Schmölzer
  • Gino Vetter

Confirmed by the Austrian federation on October 9.

AZERBAIJAN

  • Rasul Ahmadzada
  • Nikita Simonov
  • Ivan Tikhonov

Nominative.

BANGLADESH

The federation was originally listed on the nominative roster but ultimately did not send any athletes.

BELARUS

  • Yahor Sharamkou
  • Aleh Tsiaselski

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

BELGIUM

  • Glen Cuyle
  • Noah Kuavita
  • Victor Martinez
  • Kilan van der Aa

Confirmed by the Belgian federation on October 9. Nicola Cuyle and Luka van den Keybus were originally on the nominative roster but were not named to the team, with Kuavita in their place.

BRAZIL

  • Vitaliy Guimaraes
  • Arthur Mariano
  • Tomas Rodrigues
  • Diogo Soares
  • Caio Souza

Confirmed by the Brazilian federation on October 9. As of October 11, Yuri Guimarães has withdrawn due to injury and was replaced by Rodrigues. Patrick Sampaio is the reserve athlete.

BULGARIA

  • Dimitar Dimitrov
  • David Ivanov
  • Eddie Penev
  • Kevin Penev
  • Daniel Trifonov

Confirmed by the Bulgarian federation on October 13.

CAMEROON

  • Ledoux Ngorbo
  • Ruben Sodea

Nominative.

CANADA

  • René Cournoyer
  • Félix Dolci
  • William Émard
  • Aidan Li
  • Jayson Rampersad
  • Samuel Zakutney

Confirmed by the Canadian federation on October 6. Jordan Carroll and Evgeny Siminiuc were originally included on the nominative roster but were not named to the final team, with Dolci and Rampersad added in their places.

CAYMAN ISLANDS

  • Karthik Adapa

Confirmed by the Cayman Islands federation on October 9.

CHILE

  • Josue Armijo
  • Luciano Flores
  • Luciano Letelier
  • Ignacio Varas

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

CHINA

Confirmed by a Chinese fan blog on September 17. 

COLOMBIA

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

CROATIA

  • Marko Jovicic
  • Marko Sambolec
  • Tin Srbic
  • Filip Ude
  • Mateo Zugec

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

CUBA

  • Diorges Escobar

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

CYPRUS

  • Marios Georgiou
  • Neofytos Kyriakou
  • Sokratis Pilakouris

Georgiou confirmed his participation on Instagram on October 13. Kyriakou and Pilakouris were confirmed via start lists on October 18.

CZECHIA

  • Daniel Bago
  • Jonas Danek
  • Ondrej Kalny

Confirmed by the Czech federation on October 4.

DENMARK

  • Jacob Buus

Nominative.

EGYPT

  • Ali Abdelkader
  • Ahmed Elmaraghy
  • Omar Mohamed
  • Abdelrahman Wakid

Confirmed by the Egyptian federation on October 10.

FINLAND

  • Akseli Karsikas
  • Robert Kirmes
  • Elias Koski
  • Leo Lehtinen
  • Joona Reiman

Confirmed by the Finnish federation on October 1. Emil Soravuo was originally selected for the team, but on October 9, he withdrew as a precaution due to Achilles tendonitis.

FRANCE

  • Samir Aït Saïd
  • Kevin Carvalho
  • Lucas Desanges
  • Anthony Mansard

Confirmed by the French federation on September 19. As of October 11, Cameron-Lie Bernard has withdrawn due to personal reasons and as of October 17, Diez has withdrawn due to an injury in podium training, but neither were replaced by the reserve athletes, Lorenzo Sainte Rose and Pierre Cassam Chenaï. 

GERMANY

  • Nils Dunkel
  • Timo Eder
  • Gabriel Eichhorn
  • Artur Sahakyan

Confirmed by the German federation on September 28. Lucas Kochan and Tom Schultze were originally on the nominative roster but were not named to the final team.

GREAT BRITAIN

Confirmed by the British federation on September 23. Jonas Rushworth and Reuben Ward are the reserve athletes.

GREECE

  • Alkinoos Graikos
  • Eleftherios Petrounias
  • Antonios Tantalidis
  • Stefanos Tsolakidis

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

HONG KONG

  • Ng Ka Ki

Nominative.

HUNGARY

Confirmed by the Hungarian federation on October 3.

ICELAND

  • Agust Davidsson
  • Dagur Olafsson
  • Valgard Reinhardsson

Confirmed by the Icelandic federation on August 28.

INDIA

  • Tapeswaranath Das
  • Harikrishnan Jayan Sandhya
  • Tapan Mohanty
  • Shayan Sharma
  • Yogeshwar Singh

As of October 11, Jatin Kumar Kanojiya has been removed from the nominative roster, with no replacement named. The remainder were confirmed via start lists on October 18.

INDONESIA

  • Abiyurafi
  • Agung Akbar
  • Muhammad Aprizal
  • Joseph Judah Hatoguan
  • Tri Wira Yudha

Confirmed by the Indonesian federation on October 13.

IRAN

The federation was originally listed on the nominative roster but ultimately did not send any athletes.

ISRAEL

  • Artem Dolgopyat
  • Eyal Indig
  • Ron Pyatov

Confirmed by the Israeli federation on October 11. According to the Associated Press, the Indonesian government is blocking visas for all Israeli athletes, who have since been removed from the nominative roster. The Israeli federation attempted to fight this through the Court of Arbitration for Sport, but on October 14, CAS rejected the request and no Israeli athletes will compete in Jakarta.

ITALY

  • Yumin Abbadini
  • Tommaso Brugnami
  • Edoardo de Rosa
  • Thomas Grasso
  • Carlo Macchini
  • Gabriele Targhetta

Confirmed by the Italian federation on October 8.

JAMAICA

  • Clayton Bell
  • Dorian Doan
  • Matthew McClymont
  • Elel Wahrmann-Baker

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

JAPAN

Confirmed by the Japanese federation on April 20.

JORDAN

  • Ahmad Abu Al Soud
  • Saleem Naghouj

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

KAZAKHSTAN

  • Ilyas Azizov
  • Zeinolla Idrissov
  • Milad Karimi
  • Nariman Kurbanov
  • Dmitriy Patanin
  • Diyas Toishybek

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

LATVIA

  • Dmitrijs Mickevics

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

LITHUANIA

Robert Tvorogal was originally expected to compete, but as of October 11, he has been removed from the nominative roster.

LUXEMBOURG

  • Quentin Brandenburger

Confirmed by the Luxembourg federation on October 8.

MALAYSIA

  • Muhammad Sharul Aimy
  • Ng Chun Chen
  • Luqman Al Hafiz Zulfa

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

MEXICO

  • Jose Diaz
  • Rodrigo Gomez
  • Diego Jaime
  • Isaac Nuñez
  • Mario Rojas

Confirmed by the Mexican federation on September 29.

MONACO

  • Kevin Crovetto

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

MONGOLIA

  • Enhktuvshin Damdindorj
  • Usukhbayar Erkhembayar

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

MOROCCO

Hamza Hossaini was originally expected to compete, but as of October 18, he has been removed from the entry list.

NAMIBIA

  • Immanuel Kooper

Confirmed by the Namibian federation on October 13.

NETHERLANDS

  • Loran de Munck
  • Bart Deurloo
  • Elijah Faverus
  • Jermain Grünberg
  • Casimir Schmidt

Confirmed by the Dutch federation on October 3. Yazz Ramsahai was originally on the nominative roster but was not named to the team.

NEW ZEALAND

  • Logan Curtis
  • William Fu-Allen
  • Keegan Greene
  • Mikhail Koudinov
  • Daniel Stoddart

Confirmed by the New Zealand federation on July 1. Sam Dick was originally named to the team but withdrew after retiring from the sport.

NORWAY

  • Theodor Gadderud
  • Peder Skogvang
  • Sebastian Sponevik
  • Harald Wibye

Confirmed by the Norwegian federation on October 8.

PANAMA

  • Pablo Broszio

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

PERU

  • Daniel Alarcon
  • Jesus Moreto

As of October 11, Moises Arriaran has been removed from the nominative roster, with no replacement named. The remainder were confirmed via start lists on October 18.

PHILIPPINES

  • Miguel Besana
  • John Ivan Cruz
  • Justine Ace de Leon
  • Carlos Yulo

Confirmed by Radyo Pilipinas 2 Sports on September 26.

PORTUGAL

  • Filipe Almeida
  • Luis Lechaud
  • Marcelo Marques

Confirmed by the Portuguese federation on September 8.

PUERTO RICO

  • Nelson Guilbe
  • Pablo Perez
  • Francisco Velez

Nominative.

QATAR

  • Al-Harith Rakan

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

RUSSIA

  • Daniel Marinov
  • Vladislav Poliashov
  • Aleksei Usachev
  • Mukhammadzhon Yakubov
  • Ilia Zaika

Confirmed by TASS on September 22. Daniil Novikov was originally named to the team, but he was pending AIN approval and as of October 11, he has been removed from the nominative roster, with Usachev replacing him. On October 18, Aleksandr Kartsev withdrew from the team after dislocating his shoulder during podium training.

SERBIA

  • Petar Vefic

Nominative.

SINGAPORE

  • Barr Abdul
  • Asher Pua

Confirmed by the Singapore federation on October 10.

SLOVENIA

  • Luka Bojanc
  • Anze Hribar
  • Gregor Rakovic

Nominative.

SOUTH AFRICA

  • Luke James

Confirmed by the South African federation on October 13.

SOUTH KOREA

  • Hur Woong
  • Lee Junho
  • Moon Geonyoung
  • Ryu Sunghyun
  • Seo Jungwon
  • Shin Jeahwan

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

SPAIN

  • Unai Baigorri
  • Thierno Diallo
  • Sergio Kovacs
  • Nicolau Mir
  • Joel Plata
  • Rayderley Zapata

Confirmed by the Spanish federation on October 8. Nestor Abad was originally on the nominative roster, but was not selected to the team, with Mir in his place.

SRI LANKA

  • Thenuka Nawarathna
  • Nadila Nethviru

Confirmed by the Sunday Times on October 12.

SWEDEN

  • William Sundell

Confirmed by the Swedish federation on September 16. Filip Lidbeck was originally included on the nominative roster but was named to the team.

SWITZERLAND

Confirmed by the Swiss federation on September 22. Luca Murabito is the reserve athlete.

SYRIA

  • Abdullah Tarrab

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

TAIWAN

  • Hung Yuan-Hsi
  • Lee Chih-Kai
  • Shiao Yu-Jan
  • Tang Chia-Hung
  • Tseng Wei-Sheng
  • Wang Yi-Hsiang

Confirmed by the Taiwanese federation on September 1.

THAILAND

  • Tikumporn Surintornta

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO

  • Jameel Ali
  • Anthony de Gannes

Nominative.

TÜRKIYE

  • Ferhat Arican
  • Adem Asil
  • Altan Dogan
  • Emirhan Kartin
  • Mert Efe Kilicer
  • Mehmet Ayberk Kosak

Confirmed by the Turkish federation on October 12.

UKRAINE

  • Nazar Chepurnyi
  • Ihor Dyshuk
  • Vladyslav Hryko
  • Dmytro Prudko
  • Sviatoslav Shved
  • Bohdan Suprun

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

UNITED STATES

Confirmed by USA Gymnastics on August 9. As of October 19, Asher Hong has withdrawn due to an ankle injury during warmups before the competition. Taylor Burkhart is the reserve athlete.

UZBEKISTAN

  • Rasuljon Abdurakhimov
  • Abdulaziz Mirvaliev

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

VENEZUELA

  • Yefferson Anton
  • Adickxon Trejo

Nominative.

VIETNAM

  • Dang Ngoc Xuan Thien
  • Dinh Phuong Thanh
  • Do Nam Anh
  • Nguyen Van Khanh Phong

Confirmed via start lists on October 18.

Article by Lauren Hopkins

5 thoughts on “The 2025 World Championships MAG Master Team List

    • It’s so funny you say that because I’ve been putting up world championships results that predate my website to keep an archive and did 2015 MAG over the weekend. I truly couldn’t believe Romania was 14th and earned a bid to the Olympic Test Event to try and qualify a team. It’s WILD and kinda devastating that just 10 years later they aren’t sending a single athlete.

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        • Yes!! They were so good and I really thought they’d usher in a new MAG era, it’s so sad to see them not really pan out. Just such a poorly mismanaged program.

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        • Same with their WAG program for years. Thankfully for the girls though, things seem to be getting better lately. Hope it will continue and that a resurgence will also happen for the MAG program soon.

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