Click

Better known in the scene simply as Click, Vittorio Massolo is an Italian support whose career has mostly played out inside the regional circuit of his home country. Now 28, he carries the kind of seasoned poise that younger teammates tend to rely on, and he is currently competing for HMBLE in the LoL Italian Tournament, one of the most watched domestic leagues in Southern Europe.

What the Support Role Demands

Supporting asks for a unusual mix of generosity and foresight. As Click, Massolo sits in the spot that most directly governs how the bottom lane unfolds and, in turn, how the early game moves. Supports seldom rack up the eye-catching numbers that carries do, but choices about ward placement, the timing of roams, and when to trade in lane often decide whether their duo partner finds the room to snowball. The job rests on communication, map sense, and being willing to set aside personal glory for the good of the team.

Go-To Champions

Click’s champion choices show a flexible, well-rounded approach. Thresh, arguably the most recognizable playmaking support in the game, rewards accurate hooks and well-timed lantern saves that can flip a losing skirmish into a decisive edge. Rakan adds aggressive, highly mobile engages and disengages, while Pyke brings a kill-focused roaming style that punishes overextended enemies. At the other end of the range sits Yuumi, which reflects his enchanter side and demands disciplined positioning and constant watch over allies’ health bars.

That range means opponents have to respect both his engage potential and his capacity to peel and sustain. Whether he is locking in a hard-engage threat or enabling a backline carry, Click shifts his priorities from moment to moment to suit the composition around him, a trait typical of a mature support main.

His Place in the Italian Scene

Playing in the LoL Italian Tournament puts Click alongside a group of players working to raise the profile of League of Legends in Italy. Domestic leagues like this one act as essential proving grounds, nurturing new talent and giving veterans a platform to show their consistency. For a player with Click’s track record, staying relevant in this environment reflects long-term commitment and an ability to adapt as the meta shifts.

Looking forward, Click’s outlook depends on his experience and his broad, playmaking-focused champion pool. As HMBLE works through the competitive field, his skill at orchestrating teamfights and guiding his carries through the early game will stay central to the squad’s goals. If the roster settles into a rhythm, Click’s steady presence at support could become one of its most dependable strengths.