Coscu

Coscu, the handle used by Argentine personality Martin Perez Disalvo, is among the most instantly recognized names linked to Latin American League of Legends. At 34, he is registered as an active support for 9z Globant in the LRS, the premier circuit of the Southern Cone, and his presence there matters far beyond the Rift.

Someone Bigger Than the Game

Across Spanish-speaking internet culture, Coscu is best known as a streamer and content creator whose audience helped bring gaming culture into the mainstream across Argentina and the broader Latin American public. That crossover draw gives his place in a competitive setting real weight; few players arrive with the same mainstream visibility and loyal fanbase, and his involvement puts a fresh light on the regional scene.

Support Duties and a Trickster’s Choice

In-game, Coscu plays support, the job of empowering allies through vision, protection, and playmaking instead of chasing gold. Supports act as the strategic backbone of a lineup, frequently making the calls and opening the engages that tip matches. It suits someone whose brand is built on entertainment that his signature champion is Shaco, the Demon Jester: a mischievous, deception-driven pick known for stealth, clones, and highlight-worthy outplays that reward inventiveness and a taste for the unexpected.

The 9z Link and What Comes Next

His ties to 9z Globant carry real significance. 9z ranks among the most prominent organizations in Latin American esports, and it is closely bound up with Coscu’s own brand and reach. Playing in the LRS puts him among the region’s elite, where the top names and teams compete for dominance. Whether you judge him by his on-court contributions or by the large crowds he brings to the scene, Coscu stands as a landmark figure in Argentine and Latin American gaming, and his ongoing activity keeps him right where he has always excelled: at the crossroads of entertainment and competition.