
David Martínez García, known as Supa, is a 25-year-old Spaniard who plays bot lane for Movistar KOI in the LEC. Competing as an AD carry in Europe’s premier league puts him under intense scrutiny, since every match exposes both his individual mechanics and how well he meshes with the rest of the team. His roots in Spain connect him to a devoted domestic fanbase, one that has expanded considerably alongside the KOI name.
Bot lane revolves around the AD carry, a champion who usually starts the game among the most fragile units on the map and then grows into the team’s main source of steady damage as the match goes on. Playing the role well means farming with discipline, positioning carefully during team fights, and staying in sync with a support during the fragile early laning phase. Supa has to get through the early skirmishes, build up his resources, and become the dependable damage dealer his side turns to when games drag into the deciding fights.
Supa’s pick list points to a contemporary, versatile marksman. Kai’Sa scales into a hypercarry with plenty of build options and a strong presence in team fights, whereas Ezreal suits players who prefer safety, poke and utility to keep control of a lane. Zeri adds hyper-mobile, kiting-focused skirmishing, and Yasuo’s presence in the pool suggests he is willing to flex into unorthodox, high-tempo carries that step outside the classic marksman template. That range makes him hard to draft against and comfortable in whatever meta arrives.
Movistar KOI is among the most recognised organisations in the LEC, with strong backing and a large, outspoken community. Holding down the bot lane for a team of this profile means turning investment and expectations into results on stage across a punishing competitive schedule.
Looking ahead, Supa’s upside depends on how consistently he performs in the late-game team fights that his role is built around, along with how well he works with his support and the rest of the roster. As a Spanish marksman at the centre of a major organisation, he remains a player worth watching as Movistar KOI push for success in the LEC.
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Chair Secretlab TITAN Evo LoL Worlds 2025 Supa (David Martínez García) is 26 years old, born October 23, 2000.
Supa currently plays as Bot / ADC for Movistar KOI in the LEC.
Supa is best known for Kai'Sa, Ezreal, Zeri, Yasuo.

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