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Published 13:59 30 Oct 2017 GMT

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"We know from the amount of professionals that there has to be players who are gay but feel they don't want to come out.
"I find it weird that it's still a problem in football so we decided to try and show people that coming out isn't a big deal and can be a positive thing.
"I just think it's crazy that in 2017 we are in a world where people can't be themselves."
The way it works is that fictional players, who appear once depictions of real players retire in the video game, come out and managers find out via a news item which arrives in their inbox.
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After that alert, the club's revenue will receive a slight boost which, according to the fictional commercial director, stems from fresh interest from the LGBTQ community.
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