Supa

Supa, whose full name is David Martínez García, is a 25-year-old Spanish bot laner competing for Movistar KOI in the LEC. As a marksman player in Europe’s top division, he occupies one of the most scrutinised seats in the game, where individual mechanics and team synergy are placed under a microscope every match. His Spanish background ties him to a passionate national fanbase that has grown enormously around the KOI brand.

Life in the Bot Lane

The bot lane role centres on the AD carry, a champion who typically begins the game as one of the weakest units on the map but scales into a primary source of sustained damage in the late game. Playing bot demands disciplined farming, precise positioning in team fights, and constant coordination with a support partner during the vulnerable laning phase. Supa’s responsibility is to survive the early skirmishes, accumulate resources, and become the reliable damage output his team leans on when games stretch into the decisive final fights.

A Flexible Carry Pool

Supa’s champion selection reflects a modern, adaptable marksman. Kai’Sa is a scaling hypercarry with build flexibility and strong team-fight presence, while Ezreal offers safety, poke and utility for players who value control. Zeri brings hyper-mobile, kite-heavy skirmishing to the table, and the inclusion of Yasuo hints at a willingness to flex onto unconventional, high-tempo carries that break the traditional marksman mould. This breadth makes him difficult to draft against and adaptable to shifting metas.

Movistar KOI stands as one of the most prominent organisations in the LEC, backed by significant support and a large, vocal community. Anchoring the bot lane for such a team means shouldering the responsibility of translating investment and expectation into on-stage results across a grueling competitive calendar.

Going forward, Supa’s ceiling will be defined by his consistency in the late-game team fights that his role is built around, and by his chemistry with his support and the wider roster. As a Spanish marksman at the heart of a headline organisation, he remains a key figure to follow as Movistar KOI chase success in the LEC.