Cimpo

Off stage, Cimpo goes by Okan Öztopaç. The 25-year-old Turk plays bot lane for Otter Side in the Liga Portuguesa, Portugal’s national League of Legends league. His path from Turkey to Portuguese competition reflects how international European esports has become, with players regularly moving abroad to find the right team and setting for their careers.

Life as an AD Carry

Cimpo plays AD carry, the marksman slot that typically serves as a team’s main source of sustained damage in the late game. The job rewards patience and accuracy. Early on, he farms carefully beside his support, absorbs pressure, and works toward the item spikes that make a carry dangerous. During team fights, he has to find good positioning, keep his damage flowing, and stay out of reach of enemies looking for an easy pick. Because the role depends so heavily on the bot-lane pairing, he and his support need to play well together.

Otter Side and the Liga Portuguesa

The Liga Portuguesa is one of several national leagues across Europe, forming part of the wider pipeline beneath the top continental tournaments. With Otter Side, Cimpo brings his marksman skills to a roster aiming for domestic titles and the attention that national success brings. For a Turkish player competing abroad, the Portuguese league is a chance to show what he can do and build a name beyond his home region.

At 25, Cimpo offers maturity and experience in the bot lane. Those qualities can help stabilize a roster and deliver steady damage over a full season. Regional leagues such as the Liga Portuguesa serve as important proving grounds, and reliable AD carry play can lead to bigger stages.

Cimpo is still working toward results with Otter Side, and how well he holds down the bot lane will shape what comes next. A strong run in the Liga Portuguesa could act as a stepping stone toward more prominent European competitions as his career develops.