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Players are no longer allowed to show their support. All it takes is one little message that doesn't suit one fringe group, and the critics are in. That's what happened to Union Berlin's Tunisian international Aïssa Laïdouni. Following a post expressing his solidarity with the Palestinian people against the ongoing aggression in Gaza, fans of the Berlin club launched a campaign on social networks against him. They demanded that their club's management take disciplinary action against the midfielder. Some of them have even called for his contract to be terminated.
