Pegaso

At just 21 years old, Edison Giovanny Rivera Menéndez — competing as Pegaso — is a Spanish professional League of Legends jungler currently representing LUA Gaming in the LES, Spain’s national competitive circuit. Young, active, and playing in one of the game’s most demanding roles, he sits among the emerging talent shaping the Spanish scene’s next chapter.

A Jungler’s Toolkit

Pegaso’s champion pool speaks directly to the versatility the modern jungle demands. He favors Viego, the Ruined King whose kit rewards aggressive skirmishing and the ability to hijack fights by possessing fallen enemies. Alongside him sit Graves, a gunslinger who blurs the line between jungler and carry with his heavy early damage, and the classic duo of Nidalee and Elise — both prized for their fast clears, mobility, and lethal early ganks. Together, these picks paint the portrait of an early-game hunter who thrives on aggression and pressure rather than passive scaling.

Competing in the LES

The LES has become an important development ground within the Iberian esports ecosystem, offering a stage where young players can test themselves before larger regional stages. For LUA Gaming, having a 21-year-old jungler with a proactive champion pool provides a clear identity: dictate the early game, invade for advantages, and snowball leads before opponents can stabilize. Pegaso’s role asks him to be everywhere at once — tracking the enemy jungler, timing objectives, and delivering ganks that swing lanes his teammates’ way.

Aggressive junglers like Pegaso live and die by their early impact. Champions such as Nidalee and Elise punish mistakes harshly but demand precise execution and confident decision-making, since a failed invade or mistimed gank can just as quickly hand the tempo to the enemy. This high-risk, high-reward style suits a player still in the ascendant phase of his career, where bold play often accelerates growth.

With youth on his side and a defined playstyle in place, Pegaso represents the kind of prospect the LES exists to cultivate. If he continues refining his pathing and translating early leads into decisive team advantages, his ceiling remains high, and his run with LUA Gaming could serve as a meaningful step toward the larger stages of European competition.