At the age of 17, Anders Vejrgang - often known simply as Vejrgang - is already a world record breaker. The Danish gamer did the seemingly impossible back on FIFA 21, where he set a 535-game winning streak on FUT Champions – the longest record from any previous FIFA title.

Even before that feat, Vejrgang was something of a viral star online, after being featured in news articles for going unbeaten on FIFA 19’s Weekend League at the age of just 12. More fame would follow not long after when he beat the 2019 eWorld Cup champion MoAuba 7-0 in a tournament – cementing his status as a true rising star of esports.

German gaming giants RBLZ Gaming were quick to sign the youngster after his early exploits, the club Vejrgang has remained at since September 2020. It didn’t take long for the youngster to start producing the goods for his new side as, in 2021, he won the Eligella Cup and three Blacki Cups. The first Blacki Cup saw him beat future teammate Umut in a thrilling 5-4 final.

In 2022, Vejrgang made his eNations Cup debut, helping Denmark reach the quarter-finals. After rounding off last year with another title in the form of the MoAuba Special Cup, he took his game to another level in 2023 - culminating in his first S-Tier triumph.

At July’s eClub World Cup, the Dane - alongside German teammates Fhrminator and Umut - helped RBLZ seal their first-ever world title. The side’s 3-2 victory over FUTWIZ in the final saw him pocket a split of the $300,000 winning prize - well and truly delivering after years in the spotlight.

He also opened his FC 24 account in style by winning the first-ever FC Pro Cup on September 28 before navigating his way through the FC Pro Open Global Qualifier.

The Dane responded to an opening defeat against JistenNSQ by emphatically beating Kun 11-0, then overcoming NiKSNEB, tuga810 and Julien in the Swiss Stage.

He then secured his place in the FC Pro Open - despite losing to Bonanno - with knockout wins over xcharifx and BerkayLion.