HLTV July TOP10 Update: MOUZ Returns as Polish Teams Rank

The latest July update to the global HLTV ranking has shuffled the first ten, with MOUZ returning to the TOP10 and five Polish teams appearing across the chart. The changes come right after the main stage of Season 2 of BLAST Bounty, which decided the eight squads advancing to the LAN finals in Malta.

What changed in HLTV’s July TOP10

Team Spirit and FURIA swapped places in the standings, with the CIS region team moving up.
Team Spirit secured a quarterfinal spot by beating OG Esports and 100 Thieves.
FURIA failed to move forward, getting eliminated by DENDELE, a team ranked lower at the time.
BetBoom rose to 7th place, jumping ahead of Aurora and G2 Esports despite playing their most recent match 17 days earlier.
Aurora did not qualify for the LAN finals, while G2 Esports did—yet G2 slipped down from the top ten as the list updated.
MOUZ returned to the top ten and will compete for a semifinal spot at BLAST Bounty’s Malta finals.
Legacy was pushed out of the TOP10 in the same update.

Here is the current HLTV TOP10 after the July update:

Team Falcons
Team Vitality
Team Spirit (+1)
FURIA (-1)
Natus Vincere
9z
BetBoom (+2)
Aurora (-1)
G2 Esports (-1)
MOUZ (+1)

Polish teams in the latest HLTV ranking

Five Polish teams are listed in the current HLTV rankings. Three of them fall within the top 100: Walczaki, Apogee, and Phantom Esports.

Apogee has returned to the HLTV ranking after announcing a refreshed roster a few days earlier.
Phantom Esports sits at 58th, while Phantom Academy is at 148th.
The fifth Polish team, los kogutos, closes the group at 201st.

Top five Polish teams on HLTV right now: