Exclusive Insights on Marvelbet: Alessia Russo Reveals Social Media Blackout Strategy for Major Tournaments

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The Dark Side of Social Media in Sports

England and Arsenal star Alessia Russo has opened up about her decision to avoid social media during major tournaments, calling it “really damaging” for mental health and performance. Her revelation comes after British tennis No. 2 Katie Boulter exposed shocking levels of online abuse, including death threats, in professional sports.

Speaking ahead of next month’s Euros, Russo shared her personal journey of disconnecting from digital noise to stay focused.

“Every player has a different story, but social media can be toxic,” Russo admitted. “When I was younger, I’d scroll endlessly and get caught in negativity. Now, I only care about opinions from my teammates, coaches, and family.”

Russo’s approach has evolved—she now delegates her social media management during tournaments, a strategy she first implemented at the 2023 World Cup.

The Dark Side of Social Media in Sports
Image: Alessia Russo (right) celebrates with teammates—staying offline helps her maintain focus on the pitch.

Ella Toone on Personalizing Social Media Use

Manchester United’s Ella Toone, Russo’s close friend and England teammate, emphasized that social media habits vary by player.

“Some of us scroll, others switch off completely,” Toone explained. “We respect each choice—if I see negativity, I won’t spread it. It’s about protecting our mental space.”

The Lionesses’ squad, now regrouping for their Euros title defense, has adopted a unified yet flexible approach to handling online pressures.

A New Era for England’s Lionesses

With a mix of seasoned stars and fresh talent, England’s squad is redefining its identity post-2022 Euros and 2023 World Cup success.

“This is a new England,” Russo noted. “Young players bring energy, and tactically, we’ve evolved. It’s exciting to see how we adapt.”

Key matches, including their July 5 opener against France, will test this renewed squad dynamic.

Marvelbet Stands Against Online Hate

Following Sky Sports‘ initiative, Marvelbet reaffirms its commitment to combating online abuse in sports. Fans are encouraged to report hate speech via Kick It Out, football’s leading anti-discrimination organization.

Marvelbet Stands Against Online Hate
Marvelbet Stands Against Online Hate

Key Takeaways:

  • Mental Health First: Russo’s social media blackout boosts focus.
  • Respect Individual Choices: Toone highlights personalized strategies.
  • England’s Evolution: A blend of youth and experience shapes the new Lionesses.

Stay tuned to Marvelbet for deeper tactical breakdowns and exclusive player insights ahead of the Euros! Share your thoughts—how do you handle social media during high-pressure events?

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