Alessio

Born Alessio Bandrabur Bohm, the 21-year-old Italian is currently a bot laner for EKO Esports, competing in the LoL Italian Tournament. He is one of the rising players in Italy’s domestic circuit, part of a wider group of regional talent across Europe that keeps developing away from the sport’s biggest stages.

Role and Approach in the Bot Lane

Bot lane asks for a mix of steady mechanics and good read on the game. As an AD carry, Alessio turns strong early laning into dependable damage once matches build toward the fights that decide them. The role anchors a team’s late-game scaling, and it depends on careful positioning, disciplined trades, and tight communication with a support. Patience matters just as much as aggression here, because one mistake can take a carry out of the game almost immediately.

Champion Pool and Style

Alessio’s picks line up with the current bot lane meta, and his pool includes Kai’Sa, Jhin, and Yunara. Kai’Sa works well for a flexible, scaling-focused game plan, since her items can shift toward burst or sustained damage depending on how the game is going. Jhin rewards measured, high-impact fights and strong vision control, though his limited mobility means spacing has to be handled carefully. Yunara gives Alessio another route, so he can answer different drafts instead of leaning on one comfort champion.

Playing in the LoL Italian Tournament puts Alessio in a national scene that works as a testing ground for players who want to reach bigger European events one day. Domestic leagues like this matter a great deal to the wider talent pipeline, giving younger players a structured setting to sharpen their fundamentals against motivated rivals.

At 21, Alessio is still in the stage where bot laners tend to improve the most. How far he goes with EKO Esports will hinge on staying consistent and turning solid personal performances into wins for the team. If he keeps building on that base, he has the makings of a player who could move past the Italian scene and gain wider recognition in the coming years.