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Published 11:10 21 May 2015 BST
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Wolfsburg sporting director Klaus Allofs told the club's official website:
“Between real and digital football there are now always more points of contact. “The games get more realistic from year to year and are well received by both our professionals and our fans. “With our commitment (launching the e-sports team), we want to bring together the two worlds in the future even more closely.”This could very well be the last ever article to be written by us as we go home to practice our edge of the box runs for corners. H/t to WhoAteAllThePies
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