Curious, lively and never cruel.
FCInside covers the public life around football. Gossip can be entertaining without becoming invasive, misleading or hurtful.
What we may cover
We may report on public posts shared by a player, coach, official or a publicly confirmed partner. That includes public appearances, fashion, celebrations, holidays shared after the fact, relationships they have confirmed themselves and family moments they deliberately publish.
Evidence before excitement
Every story needs a direct, traceable source. We identify who posted something, when it appeared and what the post actually confirms. A like, follow, emoji or vague caption is not proof of a transfer, dispute, pregnancy, separation or private decision. Reports and theories remain clearly labelled as unconfirmed.
Privacy boundaries
We do not publish home addresses, schools, daily routines, live travel locations, security details, leaked material or content from private accounts. Children receive extra protection: we do not reuse their images and never disclose information that could identify their location or routine.
Images and attribution
A visible social post does not automatically grant permission to copy its photo. We use licensed photography with creator, source and licence attribution, or link to the original post. News photographs are used only with a valid licence or permitted embed.
Corrections and human review
Sensitive stories about relationships, homes, children, health and active travel require editorial review. We correct meaningful errors transparently and remove unsafe personal details. AI may assist research and drafting, but it may not invent quotes, reactions, motives or facts.
Publisher, AI and responsibility
FCInside is legally published by Sventura Holding B.V. The publisher is responsible for the content. AI assists research, translation and drafting. Articles receive automated and editorial checks before publication. Send complaints and correction requests to info@fcinside.com with the article URL and a reliable source.