Alvaro Arbeloa's Fulham suffer three straight defeats as Smith Rowe and Iwobi delete social media photos

According to Diario Sport, Fulham, coached by Alvaro Arbeloa, have suffered three consecutive defeats at the start of the season, putting significant pressure on the team. Fulham lost 2-3 to Crystal Palace at Craven Cottage and remain without a point after the first three Premier League rounds.

Beyond the team's competitive crisis, signs that there may be cracks inside the dressing room have also led to speculation over whether Arbeloa has faced resistance from some players.

These signals have mainly come from social media. Smith Rowe and Iwobi have deleted photos related to Fulham from their respective social media accounts. The move came during a poor run of results, drawing particular attention and leading some fans to interpret it as a sign of dissatisfaction with the current situation.

At the beginning of this season, Iwobi has clearly been more important to Fulham: he has started all three matches and is almost an automatic starter. In contrast, Smith Rowe's presence has declined significantly. He played 37 Premier League matches last season, but this season he has only appeared for 26 minutes from the substitutes' bench. Both players were important figures in the dressing room last season, but are currently reportedly unhappy with the situation.

Kevin Santos has also become involved in the controversy, after posting a thought-provoking message on social media that read, “No speak, no hear, no see.” The Brazilian player has been on the bench in all three Premier League matches so far and did not get an opportunity to play in the defeat to Crystal Palace.

Tete has also been mentioned in the controversy, after a claim circulated on social media that he made comments to a fan following the defeat to Crystal Palace.

However, the team's results themselves explain why every detail is being magnified. Fulham have lost all three of their opening matches and conceded seven goals, with their defensive performance causing concern. After the match, Arbeloa attempted to calm the situation and defended the players' level of commitment.

Arbeloa said the players had given everything and created enough chances to win the matches. He also stressed that he still believes in the current approach and that if the team maintains this attitude, victories will eventually arrive. However, the early signs of dissatisfaction surrounding the team have added further concerns.