PHzin

World Ranking: 8 Team: Al-Ula FC

Returning to the competition that made him a star in the FC community, Brazilian phenom PHzin will be keen to find even more success in the FC Pro Open once again.

PHzin’s career has been an incredible success story as fans have watched him win multiple trophies throughout his career. Victories on the international stage and CONMEBOL eLibertadores 2023 for his club turned him into one of best known players in the sport.

The 21-year-old then brought his talents to the FC Pro Open where he had top performances against some of the sport’s best players. PHzin had to beat competitors like Abu Makkah, Emre Yilmaz, Young, and Bonanno to secure his spot in the FC Pro Open Finals against Anders Vejrgang.

Their matchup turned out to be one of the most thrilling FC Pro matches of the season, as the Brazilian earned a dramatic 6-5 victory with the final kick of the game.

PHzin continued his success by winning the KPN eDivisie Finals for Ajax with Levi de Weerd. After losing to ManuBachoore in the second game of a best-of-three series, PHzin showed grit by defeating him in the third game. He secured the win on penalties after leveling the score in both regular and extra time.

Despite his initial success, he fell short of more silverware last season, losing 4-1 to Montaxer in the eChampions League Round of 16 and then to Virgil in the FC Pro World Championship.

With a new season on the horizon, the FC Pro Open will allow him to earn a spot in the next FC Pro World Championship and keep hold of the FC Pro Open trophy.

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