
Emre Akça, better known to fans as Kofte, is a Turkish mid laner competing for MISA Esports in the Turkish Championship League. At 25 years old, he plays one of the most influential positions in the game within a region famous for its fervent support and high-octane competition, making him a notable figure in the ongoing narrative of Turkish League of Legends.
Kofte’s champion pool reveals a player comfortable across several distinct mid-lane archetypes. Yone offers a mobile, duelist-oriented threat that thrives in extended fights, while Lucian brings an aggressive, early-game tempo built around trading and lane dominance. Tristana provides safe, scaling damage with the range to punish from a distance, and Azir stands as the quintessential control mage, demanding precise mechanics and rewarding those who can command the battlefield through his soldiers. This blend of assassins, marksman-style mids, and scaling mages marks Kofte as a versatile and adaptable player.
The Turkish Championship League has produced a steady stream of talent and remains one of the most closely followed regional circuits in Europe. Representing MISA Esports, Kofte operates in an environment where mid-lane battles are often the centerpiece of a match and where the pressure to perform is relentless. His flexibility on champion select gives his team strategic options, allowing them to draft around opponents rather than being locked into a single style.
At 25, Kofte sits at a productive point in a mid laner’s career, experienced enough to read the game deeply yet still sharp mechanically. As MISA Esports pursues success in the TCL, his adaptable playstyle and broad champion pool position him to remain a central piece of their plans. If he can consistently translate his versatility into on-stage impact, Kofte will continue to be a mid laner opponents must prepare for carefully.
Kofte (Emre Akça) is 25 years old, born May 15, 2001.
Kofte currently plays as Mid for MISA Esports in the TCL.
Kofte is best known for Yone, Tristana, Lucian, Azir.

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