Brollan

Brollan began his professional career in 2017, competing for Swedish lineups such as The Gatekeepers and Red Reserve. His talent quickly drew attention, and in October 2018, at just 16 years old, he joined Fnatic, where he rose to international prominence. With Fnatic, Brollan earned his first MVP award at DreamHack Masters Malmö 2019, helping the team claim one of its biggest titles in years. He remained a key figure for Fnatic through multiple deep playoff runs, including a victory at ESL Pro League Season 11 Europe, proving himself as one of the most promising young riflers in the scene.

In March 2022, Brollan transferred to Ninjas in Pyjamas (NiP), continuing to compete at the highest level of CS:GO and transitioning smoothly into Counter‑Strike 2. His time with NiP further showcased his versatility, as he adapted to new roles and provided consistent impact in top‑tier events. By 2024, Brollan joined MOUZ, initially on loan and later as a permanent member of the roster. Since joining MOUZ, he has been instrumental in the team’s success, contributing to strong performances at premier events such as BetBoom Dacha Belgrade 2024, ESL Pro League Season 19, and IEM Cologne 2025, where MOUZ secured a runner‑up finish.

Statistically, Brollan remains among the most consistent riflers in the game, maintaining an HLTV rating above 1.10 and an impact rating around 1.16 across hundreds of professional matches. Analysts frequently highlight his aggressive entry‑fragging and ability to create space for teammates, making him a crucial asset in any roster he represents.

Career Highlights:

Nationality: Sweden

Born: June 17, 2002

Role: Rifler

Teams: The Gatekeepers → Red Reserve → GODSENT → Fnatic → Ninjas in Pyjamas → MOUZ

Major titles & achievements:

DreamHack Masters Malmö 2019 – Champion & MVP

ESL Pro League Season 11 Europe – Champion

BetBoom Dacha Belgrade 2024 – Top finish with MOUZ

IEM Cologne 2025 – Runner‑up with MOUZ

Career Earnings: $720,000+

Matches Played: 650+

By mid‑2025, Brollan has played over 650 professional matches, earned more than $720,000 in prize winnings, and represented some of the most iconic organizations in Counter‑Strike. At only 23 years old, his combination of experience, adaptability, and individual skill has solidified his position as one of Sweden’s most important players in the CS2 era.