
Competing under the name Gakgos, Bulut Ibrahim Samet is a Turkish top laner who has taken his talents to FlyQuest in the LCS. At just 18 years old, he stands out as one of the youngest players on North America’s premier stage, marking him as an intriguing prospect whose career is only beginning to unfold.
The top lane is a proving ground that rewards patience and mechanical discipline in equal measure. Isolated from much of the map’s early action, top laners must master extended solo matchups, wave management, and the timing of teleport plays that swing skirmishes across the map. For a player as young as Gakgos, this position offers a demanding but instructive arena in which raw talent can be forged into professional consistency over time.
Gakgos’s move from the Turkish scene to the LCS reflects the increasingly global nature of League of Legends talent scouting. Turkey has long been recognized as a passionate and competitive region, and players who break out of it and secure spots abroad often do so on the strength of standout individual performances. Joining FlyQuest, an organization known for its investment in North American competition, gives Gakgos a structured environment in which to develop against elite opposition.
Stepping into the LCS at 18 is no small feat. The league’s veterans bring years of macro understanding, and a young import must adapt not only to a new competitive ecosystem but also to a different language, culture, and style of play. That adjustment period is a natural part of any rookie’s arc.
Gakgos represents potential more than an established resume, and that is precisely what makes him worth watching. His ceiling will depend on how quickly he absorbs the demands of top-tier play and how well FlyQuest nurtures his growth. Young talents who arrive on the international stage this early can, with the right guidance, mature into franchise cornerstones. For Gakgos, the coming seasons will be about turning early promise into proven results.
Gakgos (Bulut Ibrahim Samet) is 18 years old, born January 4, 2008.
Gakgos currently plays as Top for FlyQuest in the LCS.
Gakgos is best known for Gwen, Kennen, Renekton, Malphite.

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