ZeroZone Gaming is an active Portuguese esports organisation competing in the Liga Portuguesa within the EMEA region. Representing Portugal, the team fields a roster that includes JoKozz, ffernandes, salgueiro, LONVEY, bakisa, Coli, and Lumity, giving it a deep pool of players to work with across its competitive campaigns.
Portugal’s national League of Legends circuit, the Liga Portuguesa, serves as the country’s primary competitive stage and its gateway into the broader European ecosystem. ZeroZone Gaming competes here against domestic rivals, aiming to establish itself among the nation’s leading sides. National leagues like this one are essential to the health of European esports, providing structured competition and a route through which local talent can progress toward larger opportunities.
With seven listed players, JoKozz, ffernandes, salgueiro, LONVEY, bakisa, Coli, and Lumity, ZeroZone Gaming carries more than a standard five-man starting lineup. A roster of this size affords flexibility, allowing the organisation to rotate players, adapt to different matchups, and maintain competitive depth through the grind of a league season. Managing and developing such a group is itself a test of the organisation’s structure and coaching.
The Liga Portuguesa sits within the sprawling EMEA hierarchy, which is anchored at the top by the LEC and supported by a wide array of national and regional leagues. For a team like ZeroZone Gaming, strong domestic showings are the first step in a long ladder, building the reputation and results needed to attract attention beyond Portugal’s borders.
As an active organisation, ZeroZone Gaming continues to pursue its ambitions on the Portuguese stage. With a well-stocked roster and a place in the national league, the team is positioned to contend domestically while contributing to the ongoing growth of Portuguese League of Legends within the larger European competitive landscape.
ZeroZone Gaming competes in the Liga Portuguesa (EMEA region).
The ZeroZone Gaming roster includes bakisa, Coli.

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