Cubo

Cubo is the competitive alias of Pietro Giusti, a 23-year-old Italian support player currently representing Login Esports. As one of Italy’s active professionals, he plays the role that most directly shapes the fortunes of a bot lane duo, blending vision control, engagement timing, and relentless map awareness into a package built around enabling his teammates.

The Art of Support

Support is often described as the most selfless position in League of Legends, and Cubo embodies that identity through his champion pool. His signature picks span the spectrum of what the role can offer: Thresh and Blitzcrank represent the hook-based playmakers who can single-handedly turn a lane with one well-placed grab, while Rakan and Rell lean into aggressive, mobile engage that dives into the enemy backline to spring team fights. This range suggests a player comfortable dictating the tempo of a game rather than merely reacting to it.

Flying the Flag for Italy

Representing Italy, Cubo competes within a European ecosystem that funnels ambitious players through national and regional leagues before the biggest stages. At 23, he sits in a productive window for a support main, old enough to have accumulated meaningful in-game experience yet still firmly in his competitive prime. His tenure with Login Esports gives him a platform to sharpen his shot-calling and synergy, qualities that define elite play in his position.

The Road Ahead

Because so much of a support’s impact is measured in the success of others, players like Cubo often carry more influence than raw statistics reveal. His aggressive, engage-heavy champion preferences point toward a proactive style that thrives on creating opportunities, and that mentality tends to age well as a player matures into a leadership role within a roster.

Looking forward, Cubo remains an active competitor with room to climb. Continued growth with Login Esports, or a move to a larger stage, would be a natural next step for a support of his profile. For now, his blend of playmaking champions and prime-age experience marks him as a player worth following within the Italian and broader European scene.