Germany player Oberhof complains about voyeurs and AI videos

Germany player Lena Oberdorf has complained about voyeurism at women's matches and videos created via Artificial Intelligence (AI) on social media.

Oberdorf said in the Popcorn and Panenka podcast she believes that women's players sometimes don't stay on the ground as long as men "because many people zoom in" with their cameras.

She said she also found a video "where a guy in Wolfsburg zoomed in with his mobile from the stands when the girls were stretching."

The 23-year-old Bayern Munich player said she sometimes also thinks that she is lying on the grass is an unfavourable position.

Looking at social media, Oberdorf complained about various forms of videos.

"When I go on Tiktok after the game, I also see a hundred edits. When I lift up my shirt to wipe off my sweat, I have five edits of it, with such sexy music, where I think to myself: phew...," she said.

There are also AI videos where she said she was reduced to an object, and one with team-mate Jule Brandt "where I kiss her - and I think it is enough now."