Sources: Revenant XSpark set to sign consz, and GodspeedxD as coach

According to sources close to Sheep Esports, Revenant XSpark is set to sign Temuulen "consz" Gankhuyag as a player and Abhisek "GodspeedxD" Bajaj as head coach for the 2026 Challengers South Asia season. The organization, created following the merger between Revenant Esports and Team XSpark, has been competing in VALORANT since 2025, securing a Split 2 title and finishing fourth at the season-ending tournament.

consz, who started the year with his mix team Goblin Gang in Challengers Southeast Asia, will therefore switch leagues and, most importantly, sign a professional contract. The Mongolian player, who competed with TheMongolZ in 2024 and 2025, was released before Stage 2 last year following the team’s disappointing results in the first half of the season. The organization, which competed in the Southeast Asia league far from Mongolia, has since withdrawn from the game. In his first matches of 2026, consz mainly played Yoru and Viper, although he has historically favored Duelists such as Jett and Raze.

He’s not the final piece of the puzzle, but for the moment the only non-Indian player in RNTX’s 2026 lineup. On February 18, the organization announced the signings of Aman "Hoax" Yadav, Shravana "Techno" Sahoo and Venkatesh "venka" Sharma. Debanjan "DEATHMAKER" Das, who was playing for the club in 2025, is not expected to continue this year, and the club is still on the hunt for a replacement.

To round out the roster and provide leadership, Revenant XSpark has turned to GodspeedxD, an Indian coach who has worked with several clubs across the region. After beginning his career with Reckoning Esports in India, he joined Bleed as head coach and later assistant coach before moving to GodLike Esports. In 2025, he dominated Challengers South Asia with Velocity, claiming titles in Split 1 and Split 3, as well as winning the season finals. At Ascension, the team advanced from the group stage into the playoffs but was eliminated by Nongshim RedForce, who competed in VCT Pacific in 2025 and secured a return to the league by finishing second at Ascension.