Paper Rex Finalizes VCT 2026 Roster with Invy Signing

Paper Rex has finalized their VALORANT roster for VCT 2026 with the addition of Adrian Jiggs “invy” Reyes, a notable flex player from the Pacific region, stepping in to fill the void left by Patrick “PatMen” Mendoza’s exit.

Invy joins PRX after a successful run with Team Secret, where he consistently ranked among the top players in VCT Pacific and played a pivotal role in securing the APAC Predator League trophy in 2024. This signing marks a significant move for the Singapore-based team as they aim to stay competitive in an increasingly crowded VALORANT scene.

The organization noted that invy had been on their radar for some time, highlighting his tier-one experience and versatility as key factors in their decision to bring him on board.

Harley “dsn” Örvall, Paper Rex’s Chief Gaming Officer, emphasized that adding a veteran like invy is part of their strategy to “evolve and iterate faster” as VALORANT continues to grow beyond its fifth year and the VCT circuit becomes more competitive.

He also pointed out that invy’s addition enhances the team’s firepower, reinforcing their commitment to remain among the elite in the scene. “The coaches and players have worked hard over the offseason and determined that adding a seasoned player like invy to the PRX family allows us to upgrade our firepower,” dsn stated in a recent post.

With invy on board, Paper Rex now boasts a five-man lineup that includes Khalish “d4v41” Rusyaidee, Jason “f0rsakeN” Susanto, Ilia “something” Petrov, and Wang Jing “Jinggg” Jie, all supported by head coach Alexandre “alecks” Sallé, performance coach Laijhun “Panda” Cheng, assistant coach Ashton “Wendler” Wendler, and team manager Kumeresan “Tommy” Ramani.

Invy has already begun training with the team, and his debut match for the Singapore powerhouse will take place at the VALORANT Radiant International Invitational in Fuzhou, China, from December 18 to 22.

This signing is part of a larger offseason overhaul for Paper Rex, which followed thorough evaluations involving players, coaches, and performance staff. This process ultimately led to the difficult decision to part ways with Rookie of the Year PatMen, despite his standout performance in 2025.

This move clearly indicates that PRX is prepared to make tough decisions to elevate the team’s potential. With invy now in the fold, PRX enters VCT 2026 with a renewed identity and another opportunity to showcase their aggressive playstyle at the highest level of VALORANT.