In a press release on Thursday afternoon, Metizport announced that they have brought the Olympic champion, world champion and world record holder in the 400 meters hurdles, Karsten Warholm, on the ownership side.
As an e-sports club, Metizport has focused on Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Valorant and Super Smash Bros. Before the spring season of the Telialigaen, the club has equipped itself with a new and exciting line-up in Counter-Strike.
Want to contribute
Warholm says in the press release that he is looking forward to being able to contribute to an industry that is growing at record speed.
– I am looking forward to being part of the Metizport team and to contributing to building the club further. E‐sports is about to become really big, and I believe that we have many exciting opportunities ahead of us.
Fv: Kristine Gølin Haddal, Manager for Karsten Warholm – Arjan Sydhagen Dalsøren, Managing Director Metizport – Karsten Warholm – Øyvind Sundgot, Board Member Metizport – Jan Rune Dalsøren, Board Chairman Metizport
Metis sport
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Both Metizport and Warholm collaborate with MOT, and both parties focus on the importance of the work to strengthen young people’s resilience and coping with life.
Founder and general manager of Metizport, Arjan Sydhagen Dalsøren was understandably delighted by the collaboration with the Olympic champion.
– We are very happy to have Karsten on the team. A local hero, a fantastic performer and someone who sees the value of local development. His knowledge and experience as a top athlete will be invaluable in it
further development of the club and our players.
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Creates values
Warholm himself pointed out that he is concerned with his home areas and that he likes the creation of value for a relatively young target group.
– I am interested in local businesses from my home region that create value – and that think new and exciting, both locally and internationally. This is spot on in that respect. In addition, it is extra fun with a relatively young target group, says Warholm.
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