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Buriram United Esports

BURIRAM UNITED ESPORTS · RoV / Arena of Valor

Buriram United Esports is the esports arm of the Thai football club Buriram United, competing in RoV as BRU.RoV. It won RPL 2026 Summer — Garena's own retrospective calls it the club's third Pro League title and its first in six years — and the five players announced for RPL 2026 Winter are that same five. Winter roster, Summer standings, season retrospective.

Code
BRU
Country
Thailand
Current season
RPL 2026 Winter
Coach
TaoX

RPL 2026 Winter roster

Announced 11 August 2026. This is the announced season roster. The five players fielded in an individual match may differ.

Main lineupAnnounced role
LittleboyzDark Slayer lane
AlmondPJungle
NuNuMid lane
LigkyAbyssal Dragon lane · Captain
DeawwySupport
Substitute
Summer · Support
Coach
TaoX
Assistant coach
Mistgunz

“Summer” here is the substitute's handle, not the season.

Sources: Garena's roster announcement and, for the assistant coach, Garena's post five days later.

What changed for Winter?

The champion five stayed together. Every name and lane in the Winter announcement matches the Summer announcement, with Ligky captain in Dragon lane and TaoX still the coach. The one difference is the substitute: Dodafe in January, Summer in August. Garena's separate post adds Mistgunz as assistant coach. Summer roster, Winter roster, assistant coaches.

Summer's arrival was announced in March 2026, and Buriram framed it as a return to the club rather than a first signing. That is the only playing move the club announced between the two season graphics. Summer's return.

A season earlier the side looked different. The club's own AIC 2025 announcement, in November 2025, listed NuNu as captain in Mid with Pogpog in Jungle, Kanashi and Dodafe as substitutes, and Munez as coach. Pogpog left on 11 January 2026 — Buriram published a thank-you post and Tenacity announced him in Jungle the same day — while AlmondP and TaoX came in for 2026, and Garena's retrospective says both took the title in their first tournament with the club. AIC 2025 squad, Buriram's farewell, Tenacity's announcement, season retrospective.

Selected completed results

CompetitionResult under the Buriram United Esports nameWhat it means
APL 2026 · 18 June – 19 July7th–8th, US$14,000Garena's standings print a shared seventh–eighth band rather than a single place. Final standings.
RPL 2026 SummerChampion฿6,000,000 with places at APL 2026 and EWC 2026. Garena's retrospective calls it the club's third Pro League title and its first in six years. Official standings, season retrospective.
RPL 2025 Summer3rd overallThird in Garena's published standings. Official standings.
AIC 2021ChampionGarena's list of AIC winners names Buriram for 2021, and its 2026 retrospective records NuNu as that final's MVP. Champions list.
RPL 2020 SummerChampionThe second of the three Pro League titles Garena lists for the club. Season retrospective.
RPL Season 4ChampionThe club's first Pro League title in Garena's own list. Season retrospective.

These are completed tournament outcomes. Buriram also played AIC 2025, but Garena published only a top eight for that tournament and the club is not in it, so no placement is shown. For the ongoing Winter season, use Garena's tournament channel and external tournament coverage for broadcasts, schedules and results. AIC 2025 standings.

The organisation

Buriram United Esports is the esports organisation attached to the Thai football club Buriram United; its RoV division brands itself BRU.RoV in its own announcements, and Liquipedia records the football club as the owner. Club announcements, Liquipedia.

Garena's post after the 2026 Summer final is the clearest statement of what the club has done: three Pro League titles, the latest ending a wait of six years and eleven seasons, with Deawwy, Ligky and Littleboyz winning a first Pro League title. The same post says Buriram has the league's most FMVP winners — NuNu at AIC 2021, AlmondP at RPL 2023 Summer and Deawwy at RPL 2026 Summer. Garena's list does not say which teams those awards were won with; AlmondP's came in 2023, and the same post says he took his first title with Buriram in 2026, so the 2023 award belongs to his career elsewhere rather than to this club's honours. Season retrospective, AIC champions.

Watch and follow

Follow Buriram United Esports on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. For official competition broadcasts and announcements, use Garena RoV Thailand on YouTube and Garena RoV Tournament on Facebook.

Sources and verification

Team and organizer announcements behind the roster, results, and history above, with the reporting and match records used to cross-check them.

Last researched: 8 September 2026. The roster is the August Winter announcement, and the results table covers completed events only. The three Pro League titles and the AIC title come from Garena's own posts rather than from club marketing, and the APL 2026 finish is kept as the shared range the organizer printed. This page does not maintain live standings or match statistics.

Official sourceGarena — Buriram United Esports RPL 2026 Winter lineupThe announced main five with Ligky as captain, Summer as substitute, and TaoX as coach.Official sourceGarena — RPL 2026 Winter assistant coachesNames Mistgunz as Buriram's assistant coach alongside four other clubs' appointments.Official sourceGarena — Buriram United Esports RPL 2026 Summer lineupThe January snapshot: the same main five and coach, with Dodafe as substitute.Official sourceBuriram United Esports — AIC 2025 squadThe club's own November squad list, with NuNu as captain, Pogpog in Jungle and Munez as coach.Official sourceBuriram United Esports — Summer returnsWelcomes the player Summer back to BRU.RoV; the club frames it as a return, not a first signing.Official sourceBuriram United Esports — thanks to POGPOGThe club's thank-you post as POGPOG leaves BRU.RoV, published the same day Tenacity announced him.Official sourceTenacity — PogPog announced in JungleThe receiving club's announcement on the same date and for the same role, which is what closes the identification.Official sourceGarena — RPL 2026 Summer final standingsAll nine places with prize money and the international berths they carried.Official sourceGarena — Buriram United Esports champion retrospectiveNames the club's three Pro League titles, the six-year gap, the first-time winners, and its FMVP winners.Official sourceGarena — RPL 2025 Summer final standingsAll eight places with prize money.Official sourceGarena — APL 2026 final standingsThe top eight and prize money; Buriram in the shared seventh–eighth band.Official sourceGarena — AIC champions 2020–2024Buriram United Esports for 2021, alongside the 2020, 2022, 2023 and 2024 winners.Official sourceGarena — AIC 2025 final standingsThe published top eight, which does not include Buriram United Esports.Secondary referenceLiquipedia — Buriram United EsportsRecords the organisation as owned by the football club Buriram United. Used only for that ownership statement.Secondary referenceLiquipedia — RPL 2026 WinterExternal schedule and results coverage for the ongoing season.