The Premier Volleyball League offseason has seen major player movements, with Eya Laure joining Choco Mucho Flying Titans alongside Caitlin Viray, Alina Bicar, Jai Atienza, and SEA Games gold medalist Sisi Rondina, while multiple players including Royse Tubino and Bia General departed. Veteran Remy Palma left Petro Gazz after four years to become playing assistant coach for Strong Group Athletics (SGA), joined by Joy Dacoron, Blove Barbon, Chie Saet, and others under the SGA umbrella. Several other teams experienced shifts, including Nxled Chameleons losing Atienza, Lycha Ebon, Maji Mangulabnan, Rachel Jorvina, and Jaja Maraguinot, and Creamline parting ways with Mafe Galanza, Pau Soriano, Rizza Mandapat, and Mich Morente. These roster changes reflect a highly active offseason as teams prepare for the 2026 PVL season, reshaping squads for new strategies and championship ambitions. The moves signal both fresh opportunities for rising stars and strategic adjustments from veteran players across the league.
WILD OFFSEASON SHAKEUPS ROCK PVL TEAMS AHEAD OF 2026 SEASON
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