Teenager making good money on e-sports


Accolades aplenty:Muhammad Rafiq displaying part of the medals and trophies he has won in PES competitions. — Bernama

KUALA TERENGGANU: He’s still a teenager but Muhammad Rafiq Firdaus Junus @ Ramli has found a way to make money through his passion in e-sports.

Better known as Rafiq, the 18-year-old is an avid player of Pro Evolution Soccer (PES), a football video game series developed by Konami, a Japanese gaming conglomerate.

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