With the ePremier League finals taking place between 23-26 March, we profile the remaining gamers.
Daniel "Stingrayjnr" Ray (LIV)
For 17-year-old Daniel, the opportunity to represent Liverpool in the ePL finals marks the culmination of a remarkable first year playing FIFA competitively.
Currently 98th in the world for the FIFA global series rankings, Daniel has his eye on getting the better of last year's ePL champion Thomas Leese, who he sees as his biggest rival.
Although Bromley-born Daniel supports Charlton Athletic, he is honoured to play for the reigning Premier League champions and would love nothing more than to beat their Merseyside neighbours Everton.
Get to know Daniel
What else do you do other than your FIFA commitments?
I am studying sports science in college.
If you could meet one current Liverpool player, who would it be?
It would probably be Trent Alexander-Arnold. He’s the best right-back in the world.
Have you done anything to enhance your game this season?
I’ve been going to sleep at a lot more of a reasonable time. Before, it was nights ending at 7am and days beginning at 3pm. Now it’s 8-9am starts and 12am nights.
What would it mean for you to win the ePL title?
It would be a dream come true, and would finally put the statement out that I am here to play.
Social media handles
Twitter: @Stingrayjnr Instagram: @Stingrayjnr Twitch: @Stingrayjnr
See: How they qualified
Meet: 2020/21 ePL finalists
Fans in the UK can watch the finals on Sky Sports, BT Sport, BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport online. They will also be shown on Premier League channels and EA SPORTS' FIFA Twitch channel, as well as being made available to viewers around the world by international licensees.
