Jacob Bruun Larsen

Mercedes Benz AMG GLC 63


We're suckers for the AMG badge, but the GLC is just a confused piece of junk. He's not doing this car any favors. It needs to be cleaned more regularly.

Earning the nickname of the Derby Star due to his exceptional display of scoring prowess in the Under-19 level for Borussia Dortmund, this Dane is a part of the much-hyped 1998 generation of BVB. This infamous group consisted of players including Christian Pulisic, Felix Passlack, Dženis Burnić, and our winger. Everyone but him is, currently, playing away from BVB. His only time away from Die Borussen was when he played for VfB Stuttgart in one of the most bizarre loan spells that we've ever seen. It lasted for half a season between January and the end of the season in 2018. Born in Lyngby Denmark on the 19th of September 1998, it was destiny that he'd choose Dortmund as his club. He spent a few years at the Lyngby Boldklub in Denmark before moving to Dortmund's academy. You can call our boy one of Jürgen Klopp's favorites whilst he was still the head coach of the German club. He has had almost no opportunity to play for them this season, but he's waiting in the sidelines and is raring to go. As a Denmark international, he has played for his national side from the Under-16 level onwards. He was also a part of the Danish Olympic team that made it to the quarterfinals of the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio. They'd eventually lose to Nigeria, who went on to win the Bronze. He's only 21 and has plenty of time to leave his mark on the game.