
About Cohle
Cohle is the competitive alias of Matteo Faoro, an Italian mid laner who currently plays for DSYRE. As one of the players carrying the flag for Italian League of Legends talent, Cohle operates in the central lane, the position most associated with tempo control and playmaking across the map.
Mid Lane Responsibilities
The mid lane sits at the heart of the Rift, granting the shortest paths to both the top and bottom sides of the map. A mid laner like Cohle is expected to influence the entire game, whether by roaming to secure kills for teammates, contesting objectives, or applying steady pressure in his own lane. It is a role that rewards both mechanical skill and a strong sense of timing, since a well-executed roam can swing momentum decisively.
Champion Preferences
Cohle’s pool leans toward damage-dealing mages and assassins that fit his aggressive instincts. Vladimir offers a sustain-heavy, scaling profile that becomes a nightmare in extended team fights, thriving on drain tank durability paired with heavy area damage. Lux, by contrast, provides long-range burst and utility, letting Cohle punish opponents from a safe distance while contributing crowd control and poke to his team’s engagements.
Coming from Italy, Cohle represents a national scene that has steadily produced competitors eager to test themselves against wider European competition. His work with DSYRE contributes to that regional development, giving the organization a mid lane presence capable of both carrying and enabling.
As his career continues, Cohle’s trajectory will hinge on consistency and his ability to convert his champion versatility into reliable results. Mid laners who master both a scaling threat like Vladimir and a control mage like Lux hold valuable flexibility in the draft, and if he keeps refining that dual identity, Cohle stands to remain a notable figure in the Italian and broader European scene.
Signature Champions
FAQ
Cohle currently plays as Mid for DSYRE in the .
Cohle is best known for Vladimir, Lux.
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