Deleted is the in-game alias of Unai San Juan Fajardo, a Spanish support player currently competing for FALKE ESPORTS in the LES. Operating within Spain’s domestic ecosystem, he takes on the responsibilities of the bottom lane’s unsung guardian, the role that so often determines whether a team’s carries reach their potential.
Few positions ask a player to subordinate personal glory the way support does. Deleted’s work revolves around vision control, protective playmaking, and the timing of engages that swing team fights. He is tasked with reading the map two steps ahead, warding the paths that matter, and ensuring his marksman survives the volatile laning phase intact. When the role is played well, its impact ripples across every corner of the game.
The LES is a competitive proving ground within Spain, a country with a passionate League of Legends following and a deep talent pool. For FALKE ESPORTS, a strong support like Deleted provides the connective tissue that binds a roster together, translating strategy into coordinated action on the Rift. Success in this arena can serve as a springboard toward larger European opportunities.
The demands of the position mean that Deleted must combine mechanical reliability with constant communication, coordinating with his teammates to convert small advantages into decisive momentum. His value is best measured not in flashy numbers but in the wins his shot-calling and setup help secure.
As his career progresses, Deleted remains a player to watch within the Spanish circuit. Should he keep sharpening his instincts and building chemistry with his bottom-lane partner, he could help lift FALKE ESPORTS in domestic competition and put himself in contention for a wider stage.
Deleted currently plays as Support for FALKE ESPORTS in the LES.
Deleted is best known for Blitzcrank, Milio, Karma, Renata Glasc.

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