CENTU

CENTU, the in-game name of Spiridon Pandelopoulos, is a 21-year-old support from Greece playing for BoostGate Esports in the TCL, the top League of Legends division in Turkey. As a Greek player on a Turkish first-tier roster, he reflects how international European regional scenes have become.

Anchoring from Support

Every League of Legends team depends on its support to tie things together, and CENTU’s role puts him right in the middle of his team’s coordination. Supports keep their carries alive, manage vision across the map, and start or disengage teamfights, all while living on far less gold than anyone else. The job rewards selflessness, good timing, and constant talking, and a single well-placed ward or a game-turning engage can matter more than any individual stat sheet. For someone his age, handling these duties well shows a level of maturity that goes past years.

Champion Identity

CENTU’s go-to champions show a flexible support skill set. Rakan gives him a playmaking edge through his charm and dash-based kit, and it suits a player who likes to control the pace of fights. Nami leans toward enchanter play, focusing on keeping allies healthy and boosting their damage, while Thresh is the classic mechanical test, rewarding accurate hooks, lantern saves, and smart positioning mid-fight. Mixing engage champions with utility picks lets him fit into many different team compositions.

Career Trajectory

Playing in the TCL puts CENTU on one of Europe’s well-established regional stages, a league that has launched players who later made names for themselves abroad. At 21, he is still early enough in his growth to keep improving, yet already holds a top-tier spot with BoostGate Esports. Going forward, his focus will be sharpening his coordination with his bot lane partner and widening his impact across the map. If he keeps progressing, CENTU has the makings of a support who could build a lasting reputation in Turkey and across wider European competition.