Myrtus

Myrtus, whose real name is Mohamed Rahli, is a 20-year-old Italian support player currently competing for Movistar KOI Fénix in the LES. As one of the younger faces to establish himself on a roster carrying the branding of a marquee organization, he represents the wave of homegrown talent that the southern European scene has increasingly leaned upon to fill its bottom lanes.

The Support Role and His Approach

Playing support demands a rare mix of selflessness and initiative, and Myrtus embodies both. The position revolves around protecting a fragile carry through the early laning phase, controlling vision across the map, and choosing the precise moment to convert a small advantage into a game-deciding play. It is a role where mistakes are punished immediately and where good decisions often go unnoticed by casual viewers, making consistency the truest measure of a strong support.

Signature Champions

His champion pool reflects a versatile, situational style. Enchanters such as Nami and Lulu allow him to shield and amplify his carries, keeping them alive through difficult skirmishes, while Renata Glasc offers a hybrid of utility and disruption that can flip entire teamfights. On the engage side, Rell, Thresh, and Poppy give him the tools to dictate tempo, lock down priority targets, and open up fights on his own terms. That breadth means opponents cannot easily predict whether he will draft to enable or to initiate.

Representing Italy on an international-facing roster is a point of pride for Myrtus, and it places him among the players helping to broaden the geographic footprint of competitive League of Legends beyond its traditional strongholds. Movistar KOI Fénix, as a developmental and regional extension of a well-known brand, provides both the resources and the visibility that an ambitious young player needs to grow.

At only 20, Myrtus has ample runway ahead of him. If he continues to sharpen his shot-calling and refine the timing that separates promising supports from elite ones, he has a genuine opportunity to climb toward higher-tier competition. For now, he remains a player worth tracking, a steady presence in the LES whose ceiling is still being written.