The Digest:
Fulham has imposed a ban on Snapchat posts that share behind-the-scenes dressing room moments. Nigerian midfielder Alex Iwobi confirmed the restriction, acknowledging that the club's media team intervened after concerns over privacy and content leaks. Iwobi, known for his candid social media presence, revealed the policy and warned of financial penalties for breaches. The move reflects growing concerns across football about the risks associated with social media content from private team spaces.
Key Points:
- Fulham bans behind-the-scenes Snapchat posts from the dressing room.
- Alex Iwobi confirmed the policy in a video shared on Snapchat.
- The club's media team raised concerns over privacy risks.
- Iwobi expressed disappointment but accepted the new rules.
- Financial penalties will be imposed for breaches.
- Premier League teams are increasingly restricting social media access.
- The decision aims to protect team strategies and maintain privacy.
The ban on Snapchat posts underscores Fulham's efforts to safeguard team confidentiality and protect sensitive moments from public scrutiny.
Sources: Punch, Channels TV, The Guardian
