Targamas

Targamas, born Raphael Crabbé, is a 26-year-old Belgian support currently playing for French Flair in La Ligue Française. Long respected across the European support scene, he is known for a thoughtful, communication-first style that sets top bot-lane enablers apart from the pack.

What the Support Role Demands

The support seat is the glue of any five-man unit. Instead of chasing gold and kills, the job revolves around ward placement, roaming, and the instant calls that decide fights before the opposition notices one has started. Targamas puts this mindset into practice with a pool built around playmakers such as Senna and Pyke. Senna gives him a hybrid support-carry profile, growing into a far-reaching threat while still protecting his teammates, while Pyke lets him play the support slot like an assassin, picking off isolated enemies and finishing low-health targets to earn gold for the whole team.

Veteran Presence and Track Record

At 26, Targamas brings the sort of composure that teammates rely on when a series gets tight. Supports at his level are valued as much for leadership and calling plays as for raw mechanics, directing rotations and dictating the pace of objectives around dragons and Baron. His transfer to French Flair makes him a steadying presence on a domestic scene that has consistently fed talent into the wider European stage.

La Ligue Française is one of Europe’s key regional proving grounds, and a support of Targamas’s standing lifts any roster he joins. His readiness to set aside personal stat-padding for the good of the team shows the kind of maturity fans and analysts tend to associate with the role at its finest.

Looking Ahead

Belgium doesn’t run a headline domestic circuit, yet players like Targamas make sure the country stays visible across the continent’s competitive tiers. With French Flair, the focus is on whether he can steer the squad through the league’s demanding schedule and turn his aggressive, vision-driven style into deep playoff runs. For a support entering his prime, the seasons ahead are a chance to cement his reputation as one of the region’s most reliable orchestrators.