
About Lexa
Competing under the name Lexa, Aleksa Ilić is a 24-year-old top laner representing France on the international stage. Playing for ASUS ROG Elite in the EMEA Masters, he occupies one of the game’s most self-reliant positions, holding down the top side of the map where isolation and individual accountability define the experience.
A Different Kind of Top Laner
What stands out about Lexa’s profile is his champion pool, which leans heavily toward supportive, engage-oriented picks rather than the carry-focused bruisers typical of the role. His signature champions include Sejuani, Rell, and Zyra, a trio built around crowd control, teamfight initiation, and utility. This suggests a player who prioritizes enabling his teammates, absorbing pressure, and setting up decisive engages over farming for personal damage. It is a selfless, team-first interpretation of the top lane that pairs well with coordinated squads.
Competitive Arena
The EMEA Masters serves as the top rung of Europe’s regional competition, a fiercely contested tournament that gathers the strongest teams from national leagues across the continent. It is widely regarded as the final step before the LEC and a showcase for players determined to prove they belong at the highest level. For Lexa and ASUS ROG Elite, performing here means measuring themselves against the best emerging talent in the region.
Outlook
At 24 and still active, Lexa is an experienced competitor with a clearly defined identity. His utility-driven playstyle makes him a valuable asset for teams that thrive on cohesion and structured teamfighting. Should he continue to refine his engage timing and shot-calling within ASUS ROG Elite, he has the profile to remain a fixture in Europe’s regional elite and a candidate for further advancement.
Signature Champions
FAQ
Lexa (Aleksa Ilić) is 25 years old, born August 11, 2001.
Lexa currently plays as Top for ASUS ROG Elite in the EMEA Masters.
Lexa is best known for Sejuani, Rell, Zyra.
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