Guilherme Soares, competing under the name Guigs, is a 26-year-old Brazilian support player currently on the roster of KaBuM! Esports in the Circuito Desafiante. With a veteran’s perspective on the game, he brings both stability and initiative to the bot lane of one of Brazil’s well-known organizations.
The champions associated with Guigs reveal a lot about his approach to the support role. Pyke is an assassin-support hybrid that thrives on aggressive roams and execution kills, Rakan is a hyper-mobile engage specialist who dives into fights to lock down priority targets, and Senna offers a hybrid carry identity that can scale into a genuine damage threat. Taken together, this pool paints Guigs as a proactive, playmaking support rather than a purely defensive backline presence, someone comfortable seizing initiative and dictating the terms of a fight.
The Circuito Desafiante functions as the developmental and second-tier competition beneath the CBLOL, a proving ground where teams battle for promotion and players build the resumes that earn top-flight opportunities. KaBuM! Esports carries considerable pedigree in Brazilian League of Legends, and Guigs anchors its bot lane as the coordinating voice behind the team’s engages and vision setup.
At 26, Guigs is among the more seasoned figures in his league, and that experience can be a genuine asset in high-pressure moments where composure separates contenders from the rest. His aggressive champion pool suits a support who wants to shape games actively. As KaBuM! pushes through the Circuito Desafiante, his leadership and playmaking will be central to the team’s ambitions of climbing back toward the top of Brazilian competition.
Guigs (Guilherme Soares) is 27 years old, born July 5, 1999.
Guigs currently plays as Support for KaBuM! Eports in the Circuito Desafiante.
Guigs is best known for Pyke, Rakan, Senna.

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