
About LIDER
Adam Ilyasov, better known by his in-game name LIDER, is a 26-year-old Russian mid laner currently playing for SK Gaming in the LEC. A mechanically gifted player, LIDER earned his reputation through aggressive, carry-oriented performances before making the jump to Europe’s premier league, where he now anchors one of the region’s storied organizations at its most pivotal position.
The Aggressor in the Center Lane
Mid lane is a role that rewards initiative, and LIDER’s playstyle leans firmly toward proactivity. He looks to win his lane outright, apply constant pressure, and translate individual leads into map-wide advantages for his team. This is a player who thrives when handed a champion he can snowball with, and his instinct is to hunt for kills rather than sit passively and farm to the mid game.
Champion Pool
LIDER’s preferred picks make his intentions clear. He gravitates toward high-skill, high-reward carries: the mobile duelists Yasuo, Zed, and Irelia, the burst-heavy Akali, and the scaling mage Ryze. These are champions that demand precise mechanics and confident engages, and they showcase both his individual skill ceiling and his willingness to take fights that lesser players might avoid. When his roster drafts to enable him, LIDER becomes a focal point that opponents must plan around.
Path Forward
Joining SK Gaming represents an important chapter in LIDER’s career, giving him a platform on one of the LEC’s most established brands. The challenge for any imported carry is to translate raw mechanical talent into consistent results against the region’s deep pool of mid-lane veterans. If LIDER can pair his aggression with disciplined macro play, he has the tools to establish himself as one of the LEC’s more dangerous solo laners in the seasons ahead.
Signature Champions
FAQ
LIDER (Adam Ilyasov) is 27 years old, born July 3, 1999.
LIDER currently plays as Mid for SK Gaming in the LEC.
LIDER is best known for Ryze, Yasuo, Zed, Irelia, Akali.
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