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A footballer who invited fans over to his house to play a video game is now queuing up to buy the latest edition of 'Call of Duty'.

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Royston Drenthe is not your average footballer. The Reading winger, who is currently on-loan at Sheffield Wednesday, is a video games fanatic and has previously invited eager fans over to his house to play FIFA. The Royals wideman took to Instagram to invite local Royals supporters for a game of the popular console game and revealed the winner would receive a 'nice prize'. And the Dutchman, who had stints with Feyenoord, Real Madrid and Everton during his career, was once again extolling the virtues of gaming on Monday. Drenthe waited patiently in line for the newest edition of 'Call of Duty' and posted images of the event on his Instagram account. Who knows, he may invite some lucky Owls fans over to his home for some first-person shooter action in the not too distant future. Drenthe starred for the Owls in their recent 1-1 Championship draw with Charlton on Saturday firing in a superb solo effort to put Sheffield Wednesday in front before the Addicks equalised. VIDEO: Scroll down to see Royston Drenthe playing FIFA with Reading fans at this home . Royston Drenthe queued up at his local video games store to buy the latest version of 'Call of Duty' Drenthe (centre) poses with some 'Call of Duty' fans after picking up his copy . Drenthe posted a snap of the lucky participants before wishing them luck for the tournament .