Ayu

Known across the Brazilian scene as Ayu, Andrey Saraiva is a 20-year-old bot lane support who has grown into one of CBLOL’s most easily recognized players. He suits up for FURIA, one of the largest esports names in the country, and in that role he balances map vision, careful positioning, and quick calls in the middle of a teamfight.

Built Around Engage

Bottom lane runs through the support, and Ayu’s picks make his identity clear: he is a frontline enabler first. Thresh, Alistar, Nautilus, and Rakan anchor his champion pool, offering hooks, knock-ups, and lock-on engages that pay off when timing is sharp and nerves are steady. Each of these champions depends on punishing an enemy caught out of position, so using them well means tracking the map at all times and having the confidence to commit to a fight.

Bel’Veth in his pool shows he can step outside the usual tank-support mold. Ayu clearly feels at home with unusual picks when the game plan demands one. In a CBLOL draft phase where teams are constantly countering each other, that kind of range is worth a lot, since a predictable pick can get punished quickly.

Representing FURIA

Wearing the FURIA jersey puts Ayu under the kind of attention Brazilian fans know well. The organization has spent years across several titles bringing up homegrown players and fighting for results at the top of the domestic scene. In CBLOL, Brazil’s premier League of Legends competition, every match carries weight, and the support’s performance often decides whether the carries get room to work or get shut down.

Because he plays an engage-focused style, Ayu takes on the job of setting the pace of skirmishes and keeping his marksman safe during the mid-game. His impact shows up less in box-score numbers and more in the openings he creates for teammates, the fights he starts, and the objectives his engages help lock in.

Ayu is only 20, so his career is still early. If he keeps sharpening his shot-calling and widening his mechanical range, he could become a core piece of FURIA’s roster and a regular presence near the top of Brazil’s competitive scene for a long time.