itSir

Known throughout the competitive circuit by the handle itSir, Angelo Trussardi is an Italian support player whose career unfolded largely within the regional scene of southern Europe. Now retired from active play, he spent the closing chapter of his run wearing the colors of Fox E-Sports, an organization that gave him a stable platform from which to ply his trade in the bottom lane.

The Support Craft

Playing support is a role defined by sacrifice and vision, and itSir embraced both. The position demands a player who thinks two steps ahead, who reads the ebb and flow of a lane before it happens, and who is willing to soak up pressure so that a carry can flourish. Support players rarely top the damage charts, yet their fingerprints are all over every won skirmish, every timely rotation, and every ward placed in the fog of war. That quieter form of impact suited itSir’s approach to the game.

An Italian on the Circuit

Italy has never been one of the tentpole regions of European League of Legends, which makes the players who emerge from it all the more notable. Competing out of a smaller talent pool means carving a reputation match by match, often against opponents from larger, better-funded scenes. itSir built his standing in exactly that environment, representing his country’s contingent of dedicated competitors who kept the flame of Italian esports burning.

His tenure with Fox E-Sports placed him in a team structure where the support role is the connective tissue between the early-game bottom lane and the mid-to-late-game teamfight. Coordinating with a marksman, tracking enemy jungle movements, and setting the tempo for objective contests are the daily responsibilities that fell to him, and they are the responsibilities that shaped how the rest of his roster could operate.

Legacy and Retirement

With his playing days now behind him, itSir belongs to the broader story of grassroots European competition, the layer of the ecosystem where most professionals cut their teeth long before the bright lights of international stages. Retirement closes the competitive book, but the experience of a support veteran often finds a second life in coaching, mentorship, or community involvement. Whatever direction he chooses, Angelo Trussardi leaves behind the record of a player who understood that the best support is measured not by personal glory but by the success he made possible for those around him.