Jesse Lingard is not happy with his virtual appearance on FIFA video game
The Manchester United and England midfielder reached out to EA Sports to try and get a new virtual haircut
- Frances Taylor
Published: Thursday, 16 August 2018 at 12:38 pm
When a first look at FIFA 19 was revealed, most fans were excited about the upcoming release.
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Well, most apart from Manchester United and England star Jesse Lingard.
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The midfielder took to Twitter and reached out to EA Sports in a bid to get a virtual haircut.
Citing the fact he had appeared with "the same trim on your game for 99 years", he tweeted the game manufacturer in a bid to get a makeover.
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On a roll, the footballer thought he'd also have a punt at getting his physicality rating upped at the same time:
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Soon, he wasn't the only footballer calling out EA Sports and wanting to chip in, with Crystal Palace's Wilfried Zaha wanting a change of image, too:
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