Millwall Football Club's Zander Murray, the first Scottish senior men's footballer to come out as gay, spoke to Attitude about the response to his coming out and the challenges faced by LGBTQ+ players in the game. Murray reflected on the reaction to his coming out, saying that he was surprised by the number of people who were going through similar struggles with their sexuality. He emphasized the importance of creating a safe and inclusive environment for LGBTQ+ players, saying that it's not just about being a positive presence, but also about being a role model and helping to change the narrative around homophobia in football. Murray also discussed the biggest thing still stopping players from being open about who they are, saying that it's the fear of consequences and the impact of social media. He encouraged players to be their authentic selves and to understand that they will receive an outpouring of love and support, rather than hate and abuse. Murray's message is one of hope and inclusivity, and he is using his platform to make a positive impact on the game and to help create a more welcoming environment for LGBTQ+ players.