The former Paper Rex star is reportedly preparing for a new challenge in China after five seasons with the Singaporean organization.

Wang “Jinggg” Jing Jie is reportedly set to join All Gamers ahead of the 2027 VALORANT Champions Tour (VCT) China season, marking a major change in his professional career. The Singaporean player officially departed Paper Rex on October 31, 2026, bringing his five-season run with the organization to an end.

According to reports, Jinggg has already found his next destination, with All Gamers expected to welcome him to its roster. He could also be joined by Liu “Spring” Chun-ting, who is reportedly another target for the Chinese organization.

All Gamers has been part of the VCT China partnership program since 2024, but the organization has generally remained in the middle of the league standings. Its biggest breakthrough came during the 2026 Kickoff event, where the team secured first place and earned a ticket to Masters Santiago.

Starting directly in the playoffs, All Gamers suffered an early setback against G2 Esports, sending the team into the lower bracket. The squad recovered with a victory over Gentle Mates before its run eventually ended against Paper Rex, the team that still featured Jinggg at the time.

The organization continued to show promise throughout the season. After finishing fourth in Stage 1, All Gamers narrowly missed qualification for Masters London but secured a place at the Esports World Cup through the Chinese regional qualifier.

However, its international performance in Paris fell short of expectations, as the team failed to advance beyond the group stage. All Gamers later secured a fifth-to-sixth-place finish in Stage 2, but a late-season dip in form proved costly.

The team ultimately finished fifth in the league's points standings, becoming the first organization to miss qualification for Champions Shanghai. Despite the disappointment, All Gamers remains one of the eight partnered organizations selected for the VCT China cycle covering 2027 and 2028.

With Jinggg and Spring potentially joining the lineup, the organization appears ready to strengthen its roster and become a more consistent contender in the upcoming season.

Jinggg's expected move to China represents a significant change for a player who has spent nearly his entire professional career competing in the Pacific region. His time with Paper Rex established him as one of the organization's recognizable players, with appearances at several major international tournaments.

During his time with PRX, Jinggg experienced some of the biggest moments in the team's history. The Singaporean organization consistently challenged the world's best teams, finishing second at Masters Copenhagen 2022, third at Masters Tokyo 2023, and runner-up at VALORANT Champions 2023.

Despite its impressive consistency, Paper Rex had to wait until 2025 to secure its first major international trophy, finally lifting the title at Masters Toronto.

The 2026 season brought more opportunities for the team to build on that success. Paper Rex qualified for Masters Santiago as the third-place team from VCT Pacific and made an impressive run to the grand final before losing to Nongshim RedForce.

The team bounced back by winning Stage 1 against FULL SENSE, earning another international opportunity at Masters London. Once again, PRX reached the grand final but fell short of the championship, this time against Leviatán.

Following a fifth-to-sixth-place finish in Stage 2, Paper Rex secured its place at Champions Shanghai. The team opened its Group C campaign with a victory over Team Liquid before defeating G2 Esports to advance to the playoffs.

However, its championship hopes took another hit after a loss to LOUD sent the team into the lower bracket. Paper Rex was unable to recover, falling to fellow Pacific competitor T1 in the first round of the lower-bracket playoffs.

For Jinggg, a potential move to All Gamers offers an opportunity to experience a different competitive environment and help build a stronger contender in China. After five seasons with Paper Rex, the next chapter could bring a fresh challenge and a new opportunity to compete for international VALORANT titles.