Redwan Ferdous Antick Reaches 100 Career Wins in COBEG, a major milestone that confirms his place among the most productive players in the game. For a player from Maulvibazar now representing Dhaka Elite Squad, this is more than a round number. It is a sign of long-term quality, steady output, and the kind of consistency that takes serious time to build.
The all-time record shows why this achievement matters. In 186 matches, Antick has now reached 100 wins, along with 25 draws, 520 goals, and 1,065 points. That profile reflects a player who does more than simply play often. A 60% win rate across that volume is a strong mark, and it becomes even more impressive when matched with his attacking numbers and regular impact on the pitch.
His goal record adds weight to the milestone. Scoring 520 times in 186 games shows elite efficiency, while 86 hat-tricks and 22 double hat-tricks highlight how often he turns strong performances into decisive ones. He has also delivered 34 clean sheets and 12 Man of the Match awards, numbers that show value beyond scoring alone. In a competitive eFootball setting, that mix of attack, control, and consistency is hard to maintain.
The 2026 season data shows that Antick is not only built on past success. This year, he sits at Rank #446 with 158 played, 88 wins, 18 draws, 456 goals, 958 points, and a 61% win rate. That current-season form is important because it shows his level is still high, and in some areas even slightly stronger than his all-time average. A player who can stay near that win rate while continuing to produce goals is clearly competing at a serious level.
This milestone also carries regional meaning. Coming from Maulvibazar, Antick’s rise adds to the sporting identity of the district and shows how local talent can grow into a major name in competitive eFootball. His journey with Dhaka Elite Squad now stands as a clear example of persistence, output, and repeated success across seasons.
Reaching 100 career wins is difficult because it demands more than one strong stretch. It requires balance, discipline, and the ability to keep winning as the competition changes. Antick’s record shows exactly that kind of durability, with his all-time total and 2026 form both pointing to a player who remains highly effective.
For Dhaka Elite Squad, this is a milestone worth noting. For Antick, it is proof of a career built on results, consistency, and elite scoring power. The number 100 is important, but the larger story is the standard he has maintained to get there.
