Tufi

Tufi, known off the Rift as Thomas Agustin Rösler, is a retired Argentine League of Legends player who built his competitive identity as a support. Now 25 years old, he spent part of his career representing Boca Juniors Gaming, the esports arm of one of Argentina’s most storied sporting institutions, lending a distinctive prestige to his time in the game.

The Art of Support Play

Support is a role defined by selflessness and vision. Playing alongside the bot lane carry, a support like Tufi must protect their partner in the early game, control the flow of vision through wards, and set up the plays that allow teammates to shine. It is a position that rarely gathers the spotlight of kills and highlight reels, yet its influence over a match is profound. The best supports read the map several moves ahead, anticipating enemy movements and creating the conditions for their team to seize objectives and pick apart the opposition.

Wearing the Boca Juniors Crest

Representing Boca Juniors Gaming carried a weight beyond the average roster spot. As traditional football clubs increasingly entered the esports arena, players fortunate enough to compete under such banners inherited both the passion and the expectations of massive fan bases. For an Argentine competitor, donning the colors of a club as iconic as Boca Juniors was a notable milestone in a career devoted to the demanding craft of support play.

Closing the Chapter

With his active career now behind him, Tufi stands as an example of the dedicated players who have helped elevate League of Legends across Latin America. The support role he mastered is one that shapes games from the shadows, and his contributions to the teams he served reflect that quiet importance. As the Argentine and broader Latin American scenes continue to mature, players like Tufi form part of the foundation on which future generations will build.