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TUESDAY’S BIG STORIES Arsenal Spursy it up Ad/> Great. Look what you’ve done, you’ve got Granit Xhaka talking about “balls”! Premier League'Stay at home' — Xhaka questions 'balls' of Arsenal team-mates after loss10 HOURS AGO It was a carnival atmosphere at St James’ Park on Monday night.
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Jake Daniels, jugador de 17 años del Blackpool, contó su historia a Sky Sports sobre convertirse en el primer futbolista profesional masculino del Reino Unido en declararse públicamente gay desde Justin Fashanu en 1990.Lo ha hecho por su deseo de ser honesto y vivir su vida sin decir una mentira.
Blackpool teenager Jake Daniels' decision to come out as the first gay professional footballer in the UK men's game in more than 30 years was heralded as a historic moment on Monday. The 17-year-old forward made the announcement in a statement on the Championship club's website. "Off the pitch I've been hiding the real me and who I really am," he said. "I've known my whole life that I'm gay, and I now feel that I'm ready to come out and be myself.
English soccer player Jake Daniels said he is gay on Monday in a trailblazing moment for the European men's game.
An LGBTQ+ football fan said they “can’t stop smiling” after a Blackpool player became the first professional in the men’s game to come out as gay in 30 years. Jake Daniels, 17, released a statement today saying he has always known he is gay and that he was ready to “come out and be myself”.
Blackpool’s Jake Daniels has become the UK’s first currently active male professional footballer to come out as gay. The 17-year-old forward is the first Briton in the men’s professional game to come out publicly since Justin Fashanu in 1990 and said he was inspired by Tom Daley and other athletes from around the world.