In a surprising move, Manchester City Esports has announced the departure of two of its prominent Fortnite players, Sebastian ‘Trippernn’ Kjaer and Aidan ‘Threats’ Mong. This development marks the end of their contracts with the organization, leaving fans curious about the future direction of both the players and the team.
Man City Esports has confirmed that Fortnite pro players Sebastian ‘Trippernn’ Kjaer and Aidan ‘Threats’ Mong will be leaving the organization. The news was shared through a blog post, expressing gratitude for the duo’s contributions and wishing them success in their future endeavors.
A Look Back at Their Achievements
Threats joined Man City Esports in 2021 as a trailblazer, being its first professional Fortnite player at just 16. He has showcased his skills in numerous tournaments, with notable achievements such as winning the DreamHack San Diego 2023 and securing the runner-up position in the FNCS 2023 Major 3 North America Grand Finals. Despite challenges in the FNCS Global Championships in 2023 and 2024, his participation in these elite events reflects a commendable level of consistency.
In contrast, Trippernn entered the scene later, joining the club’s esports division in 2023 at the age of 19. Competing primarily in Europe, his standout moment came in 2025 with a third-place finish in the Chapter 6 Season 1 FNCS Grand Finals. Although he did not reach a FNCS Global Championship, his competitive spirit remains undeniable.
What’s Next for Manchester City Esports?
The year 2025 has been transformative for Manchester City Esports, characterized by significant departures and fresh beginnings. Earlier, the organization bid farewell to EA Sports FC pro player Donovan ‘Tekkz’ Hunt, a two-time ePremier League Champion. Additionally, the announcement of Manchester City Esports entering the Rocket League esports scene marks a new chapter, with their team set to debut at the RLCS 2026 Kick-Off Weekend. As the team reshapes its roster, the esports community eagerly awaits the next moves of this dynamic organization.