Leviatán announce coaching staff

Last UpdatedOctober 14, 2023 at 07:14PM

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Leviatán has unveiled its coaching lineup for the highly anticipated 2024 season after signing with aspas and tex. A well-known name in the esports scene,Alex "goked" Kie, will be serving as the team's head coach.

goked took the helm of the ship

goked developed his abilities and broadened his knowledge of the game throughout the last year working as BARBARR's assistant coach on KOI. However, his prior position as the founding head coach of Case Esports was what really demonstrated his talent. Case Esports flourished and reached the top of the Spanish gaming industry under his leadership. Their trip includes a spectacular third-place result at the Regional Leagues' conclusion, demonstrating Kie's capacity to develop teams into competitive powerhouses. Despite his prior successes, this is his first job as a head coach of a squad at the highest level of competition, which promises to be an interesting challenge and a chance for progress.

Assisting Kie in this venture is Dimitar "Itopata" Staev, a respected name in the esports coaching realm. Itopata's most recent employment at Apeks, where he took on the position of head coach at the start of the year, earned him great notoriety. He guided Apeks to stunning triumphs in Challengers Polaris Split 1 and Split 2 during his tenure with the squad. Ascension saw the club earn a fine second-place finish, only missing out on a spot in the highly sought-after 2024 EMEA League.

As they traverse the difficulties of elite competition and strive for success on the international stage, Leviatán is positioned to have a huge influence in the forthcoming season under their leadership. Esports fans and enthusiasts alike are looking forward to seeing the dynamic chemistry between these two outstanding coaches and the gifted players of Leviatán, which will open a new chapter in the illustrious history of the team.

Leviatán 2024 VCT season roster:

Francisco "kiNgg" Aravena
Agustin "nzr" Ibarra
Roberto "Mazino" Rivas
Bruno "bNhardneja" Nóia
Ian "tex" Botsch
Alex "goked" Kie (Head Coach)
Dimitar "Itopata" Staev (Asisstant Coach)

Doğukan Sarıdemir

A man from Turkey who has been involved in computer and video games almost since he was born, and has made esports his life's fantasy for over 10 years.

So, with over 13 years of dedicated interest and experience in the gaming & esports industry, I possess a deep understanding of its dynamics and operations. I've been actively engaged in the field for the past 4 years, gaining invaluable insights into the workings of the esports world. During this time, I have had the privilege of writing over 800 articles in English & Turkish, covering a wide range of games such as Call of Duty, DotA2, Apex Legends, CS:GO, and VALORANT. Though my specialization has predominantly been in CS:GO news, I have also extensively researched and written about teams, players, and tournaments in VALORANT, Call of Duty, and Apex Legends.

Additionally, my comprehensive knowledge of the gaming industry encompasses updates, streamers, deals, commercials, and more, complemented by a solid understanding of SEO practices. Beyond my writing expertise, I am proficient in Photoshop, allowing me to create visually appealing content. In recognition of my passion for esports journalism, I founded an esports news media website in Turkey, where I currently serve as the editor-in-chief. Leading this platform has not only honed my editorial skills but has also enabled me to effectively manage social media accounts, collaborating with social media managers to amplify our online presence.

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