Three in four professional footballers in England and Scotland believe depression is a problem in the sport, finds survey.

An unnamed League One (third-tier) player told the magazine: "It can affect a lot of players. I know because I have been there.
"The easy route was to give up the game completely -- I was in a dark place."
The chief executive of the Professional Footballers' Association (PFA), Gordon Taylor, said his organisation was putting systems in place to tackle depression.
"It is an issue we have been dealing with now for some time and we are looking to ensure that people are aware of what support systems there are," he told Britain's Press Association.
"We have a network of advisers and our own counselling service at the PFA as well."
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Of those questioned, 43 percent said there were too many foreign players in English football and 62 percent said an openly gay player would not be forced out of the game.
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Source-AFP