A Polish soccer fan broke a Guinness World Record by playing the video game Football Manager for 453 days and 15 hours.
This equates to 528 years and 137 days of in-game time.
Pawel Sicinski started gaming Sports Interactive in January 2018, and this dedicated player managed his virtual team through 25,084 matches, with a 73 percent win rate.
Sicinski said that his longest career in the game was with the Icelandic team Fimleikafelag Hafnarfjaroar, whom he managed from 2114 to 2434.
"My biggest achievement is bringing them to win 301 national titles, 677 cups and wins in the Champions League, Europa League and Club World Cup," said Pawel.
"I love lesser known leagues and I've been interested in these leagues since I was a kid, plus having success with an almost unknown club brings so much joy and satisfaction," he added.
"I love lesser known leagues and I've been interested in these leagues since I was a kid, plus having success with an almost unknown club brings so much joy and satisfaction," he added.
\"I love lesser known leagues and I\'ve been interested in these leagues since I was a kid, plus having success with an almost unknown club brings so much joy and satisfaction,\" he added.
