Cubo

Cubo is the competitive name of Pietro Giusti, a 23-year-old Italian support currently playing for Login Esports. Among Italy’s active pros, he occupies the position that has the biggest say in how a bot lane duo performs, combining vision control, well-timed engages, and constant map awareness with a focus on setting up his teammates.

The Art of Support

Supports are frequently called the most selfless role in League of Legends, and Cubo’s champion pool reflects that. His go-to picks cover a wide range: Thresh and Blitzcrank are hook-driven playmakers who can flip a lane with a single well-aimed grab, while Rakan and Rell favor aggressive, mobile engages that dive the enemy backline to kick off team fights. That spread points to a player who likes to set the pace of a game rather than simply respond to it.

Flying the Flag for Italy

Cubo represents Italy in a European scene where promising players typically work their way up through national and regional leagues before reaching the top stages. At 23, he is in a strong spot for a support main: he has enough in-game experience to matter, and he is still very much in his competitive prime. Playing for Login Esports gives him a stage to refine his shot-calling and teamwork, two skills that separate top supports from the rest.

The Road Ahead

A support’s impact often shows up in how well teammates perform, so players like Cubo tend to matter more than their raw stats suggest. His preference for aggressive, engage-focused champions reflects a proactive approach built on creating openings, and that kind of mindset usually serves a player well as they grow into a leadership role on a roster.

Cubo is still an active competitor with plenty of room to improve. Staying with Login Esports or moving to a bigger stage would be a logical next step for a support with his profile. For now, his mix of playmaking champions and prime-age experience makes him a player worth watching in the Italian and wider European scene.