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eArena
eARENA · RoV / Arena of Valor
eArena is a Thai esports organisation and a two-time RoV Pro League champion, taking 2024 Winter and 2025 Summer back to back before finishing seventh of nine in RPL 2026 Summer. Its announced RPL 2026 Winter side is a near-complete rebuild: NBank is the only player carried straight through from the Summer announcement, and he is now captain. Winter roster, champions roll, Summer roster.
- Code
- EA
- Country
- Thailand
- Current season
- RPL 2026 Winter
- Coach
- TNK
RPL 2026 Winter roster
Announced 12 August 2026; corroborated by Garena on 13 August 2026. This is the announced season roster. The five players fielded in an individual match may differ.
| Main lineup | Announced role |
|---|---|
| JKP | Dark Slayer lane |
| NBank | Jungle · Captain |
| Jdai | Mid lane |
| NEGAN | Abyssal Dragon lane |
| Pj | Support |
- Substitute
- Ohmmy · Support
- Substitute
- EXOLAR · Jungle
- Coach
- TNK
Sources: the club's own lineup post and Garena's roster announcement the following day.
What changed for Winter?
Almost everything. Comparing the two announcements, three of the five names are new: JKP in Slayer lane, Jdai in Mid and Pj at support replace SRY, QQ and Pichu. NBank is the only player carried straight through, and he has moved from an unmarked Jungle slot in January to captain in August. Summer roster, Winter roster.
Negan appears on both announcements but was not at the club in between. eArena ended his playing role in April 2026, thanking him for helping lift two Pro League titles, and he is named again in the August lineup — so this is a return rather than continuity. Negan's departure.
The bench changed with it. January's three substitutes — KenKen, EXOLAR and YoungduM — become two, with EXOLAR the only one retained and Ohmmy added. TNK is named coach in both announcements. Garena's Winter roster.
What the two announcements establish is the shape of the change rather than its mechanics: a side rebuilt around one retained player and one returning one, going into Winter after seventh place. No club post covering the individual arrivals and departures was found, so none is described here.
Selected completed results
| Competition | Result under the eArena name | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| RPL 2026 Summer | 7th overall | Seventh of nine, a year after the second of two consecutive titles. Official standings. |
| RPL 2025 Summer | Champion | First of eight, with ฿6,000,000 — the second half of back-to-back titles. Official standings. |
| RPL 2024 Winter | Champion | The club's first Pro League title, in Garena's own five-season champions roll. Champions roll. |
These are completed tournament outcomes. eArena did not appear in Garena's published APL 2026 top eight, so no placement is shown for it; the club's women's side did reach the separate APL 2026 women's final on 19 July, which the organizer's schedule records. For the ongoing Winter season, use Garena's tournament channel and external tournament coverage. APL 2026 standings, finals day schedule.
The organisation
eArena is a Thai esports organisation whose RoV programme runs wider than the Pro League side: the organizer's APL 2026 finals-day schedule lists an eArena women's team in its own final, alongside the main event. Finals day schedule, club page.
The club's high point is a pair of consecutive Pro League titles. Garena's five-season champions roll names eArena for both 2024 Winter and 2025 Summer, and the 2025 standings post shows it finishing ahead of Bacon Time and Buriram United Esports. Its results since have gone the other way — seventh of nine in RPL 2026 Summer, and now this rebuild — which is the context the Winter roster belongs in. Champions roll, 2025 standings, 2026 standings.
Watch and follow
Follow eArena on Facebook 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, published by the club and corroborated by the organizer the next day, and the results table covers completed events only. The Winter changes are described as the difference between two dated announcements, because no post covering each individual move was found. This page does not maintain live standings or match statistics.