Legendary Gaming Group expands into sim racing, opens new HQ

Legendary Games group (LG Ji)The parent company of the e -sports organization, Team Singulation, expanded to include simulation races and expanded its ownership group.

Besides expansion, the investment company that focuses on electronic sports will open a new headquarters Parkin StadiumThe home of the Danish Football Club FC Copenhagen.

Founded at July 2024 by former Arsenal player Niklas Bandinner,, LGG The recent expansion aims to put the company as the “world leader in the future” in the game and electronic sports industries.

Its expansion in SIM races includes a share in the Scandinavian SIM team Vera Sempport. The Danish team competed in many simulation racing competitions, including Loman virtual series.

In addition to its expansion in the simulation races, the 450 square meters of the Legendary Gaming Group will be an area of ​​450 square meters at the Parkin Stadium as the company’s headquarters. The place is called Legendary Arena Copenhagen, and it will contain 38 games, SIM racing platforms, and media studio, and will serve as a home for the National Sports Team in Denmark.

Moreover, the pace will be used in the activities of companies, the launch of products, training camps, vocational and educational training programs for electronic sports.

“The legendary scene is the place where the professionals play,” pointed out, Pennner, co -founder of the Legendary Gaming Group. “It is a center for talent, innovation and society – all in the heart of the main stadium in Denmark.”

Away from electronic sports, LGG unveiled a former professional soccer player Peter Ancinen He became the latest member of the company in its ownership group. According to the company, Ankersen’s participation in LGG is in line with its mission of filling the gap between traditional sports and electronic sports.

In addition to the acquisition of a stake in Fyra Simsport and strengthening its ownership group, LGG has also closed a pre -establishing investment round. Support from Saksu Bank founder Lars CristinenFunding will be used to implement strategies to continue LGG growth.