The CELOL Série A season brings familiar teams such as LOS Academy, emBRAZA! Esports and Marere E‑Sports—and now it’s time to get to know some of the players shaping the competition. Below are five names worth following in upcoming matches, along with what to watch in their play.
Guga Fighter — Marere E‑Sports (Jungler)
Guga Fighter occupies the jungle, the area between the three laning routes. The jungler’s role is to move across the map to assist lanes, set up ambushes and contest major objectives like dragons and Baron Nashor.
When watching Marere E‑Sports, focus not only on who gets the kills but on where Guga Fighter positions himself before plays unfold. Many high‑impact moments begin with a jungler’s pre‑play movements—approaching a lane, denying vision, or preparing to secure an objective.
Genos — emBRAZA! Esports (Jungler)
Genos is another jungler to watch this season. Comparing Genos and Guga Fighter highlights how two players in the same role can influence games very differently.
Pay attention to champion choices, route priorities and timing of interventions. Observe where Genos is when a skirmish starts and how his movement creates advantages for emBRAZA!. Watching both junglers provides insight into differing strategic styles within the same position.
Rosayuzzy — Marere E‑Sports (ADC)
Rosayuzzy plays ADC (attack damage carry), typically stationed in the bottom lane alongside a support. ADCs scale into primary sources of sustained damage as matches progress, but their effectiveness depends crucially on surviving fights.
During team fights, note Rosayuzzy’s positioning: too close risks being eliminated early, too far reduces impact. Also track the interaction between Rosayuzzy and Guga Fighter—how jungle pressure and movements create opportunities for the ADC to farm, siege or team‑fight.
Dark Harvest — LOS Academy (Mid laner)
Dark Harvest mans the mid lane, a central location that enables quick rotations across the map. Mid laners may opt to farm and pressure their lane or leave mid to assist other areas depending on champion and strategy.
Watch both Dark Harvest’s lane duels and his rotations: when he leaves mid, does he create advantages elsewhere? Remember that the player who records a kill may not be the one who engineered the situation—mid laner rotations often set the stage for successful plays.
Sant — emBRAZA! Esports (ADC)
Sant is the second ADC featured here. Like Rosayuzzy, Sant’s damage output grows as the game progresses, making positioning and protection by teammates essential.
Compare Sant and Rosayuzzy across their respective teams: who finds space during fights, which teams defend their ADCs more effectively, and at what point each ADC becomes the primary threat. Sant also pairs on the same roster with Genos, so watching their coordination illustrates how different roles must cooperate to convert small advantages into wins.
Look beyond kills to measure impact
Kills tell part of the story, but many contributions don’t appear in the elimination count. Consider participation in kills, objective control, vision, gold and experience advantages, and positioning when evaluating individual performance.
Each statistic carries different weight depending on a player’s role. As you follow CELOL Série A matches, shift focus from just which team is ahead to who is creating the conditions for victory.
Fantasy GG is coming — why these names matter
The Liga GG is preparing Fantasy GG, a fantasy game that will let fans build virtual rosters from real players in the competition. The concept mirrors traditional fantasy sports: you pick players and their real‑world performance converts into points for your lineup.
Even before the Fantasy GG launch, getting familiar with players such as Guga Fighter, Genos, Rosayuzzy, Dark Harvest and Sant will help you make informed choices when the game goes live.
These five are a starting point—CELOL Série A features many other players worth discovering. As you watch upcoming rounds, consider who you would pick for your fantasy roster and which players make the plays that matter most.
