G2 Esports Rainbow Six Siege Player Pengu Reveals The Player Who Pushed Him To Become Professional Player

23-year-old Danish Rainbow Six Siege player Niclas Mouritzen, known as “Pengu,” has been playing for G2 Esports since August 2018, and he earned over $300.000 from the tournaments that he attended.

Recently, Team SoloMid’s Danish League Of Legends player Bjergsen shocked the whole world by announcing his retirement and his new role in the team. With this decision, he left his legacy behind him and pursued a coaching career in the North American organization.

After reading about this, Pengu wanted to unveil his feelings about Bjergsen’s decision and shared a new post on his official Twitter account to do that.

Pengu stated that Bjergsen was the player who pushed him into his professional career because Bjergsen showed that a Danish person could achieve lots of things and could be impactful in the scene. Also, Pengu wished him luck into his career while saying goodbye to the legend.

Here is what Pengu said:

“Bjergsen was the person who really pushed me into my professional career, and to really believe that a random Danish person could achieve something meaningful in esports outside of his home turf.

I wish him the best of luck in his new position!”

You can check out the post below.

Bjergsen was THE person who really pushed me into my professional career, and to really believe that a random danish person could achieve something meaningful in esports outside of his home turf.
I wish him the best of luck in his new position!

— Pengu (@G2Pengu) October 24, 2020