Your chance to win a free copy of Football Manager 2022 ahead of Christmas
Net a free copy of FM22 in time for Christmas - all you need to do is sign up to our free newsletter
Ste McGovern
Win a copy of FM22 and you can be as happy as this guy. (Image: iStock / Getty Images Plus)
Christmas is coming and the latest Football Manager video game will be on many a football supporter's wishlist - and we have a copy of the game to giveaway to a lucky reader.
FM22 enables its players to go on incredible footballing journeys, whether it be guiding Stoke City all the way to the Champions League final or taking a non-league team through the divisions and into the Premier League.
Or perhaps you prefer to take on a far more challenging task by trying to win a major trophy with Tottenham Hotspur.
Whatever your preference, this game lets you step into the shoes of a real manager in an immersive football world where the fate of a club rests on your shoulders.
Real-world insights and new gameplay mechanics combine to deliver dynamic, true-to-life experiences with greater levels of drama, depth and control.
This is as close as it comes to doing the job for real.
The latest version of the game brings you a host of enhanced features, such as a new matchday animation engine with more realistic player movement, advanced analytics, and a Deadline Day experience that replicates the highs and lows of this football calendar fixture
StokeOnTrentLive is offering you the chance to win a copy for free - all you have to do is sign up for our football newsletter and you're in the draw.
The competition closes at midnight on Sunday, December 19 so make sure you enter before then to stand any chance of winning. Remember, you have to be in it to win it.
And if you're already signed up to one of our regular football newsletters, have no fear, you are automatically entered already.
If the above form is not working for you, you can enter at this link. Best of luck!
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