Langt fra landsholdet - Season 1 Backdrop Blur

Top Cast

  • Kristina 'Mulle' Kristiansen

    Kristina 'Mulle' Kristiansen

    Assistenttræner

  • Morten Brangstrup Olsen

    Morten Brangstrup Olsen

  • Phillip Devantier

    Phillip Devantier

  • Umut Sakarya

    Umut Sakarya

  • Emil Nyløkke Thorup

    Emil Nyløkke Thorup

  • Lars 'Chief 1' Pedersen

    Lars 'Chief 1' Pedersen

  • Micki Cheng

    Micki Cheng

  • Mads Vad

    Mads Vad

  • Niels Christian Meyer

    Niels Christian Meyer

Overview

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