"Rebeca just be careful what you are posting" - Liverpool star Fabinho admits he does not know too much about his wife's Twitter activity and engagement with fans
Liverpool midfielder Fabinho has admitted that he does not have much idea of his wife Rebeca Tavares' engagement with fans on social media platforms like Twitter. However, he wants her to be mindful of what she shares on such platforms, as he's not active there to keep tabs on things.
Fabinho has won trophies galore since moving to Anfield in 2018. He continues to impress on the pitch, but off it, his wife Rebeca has wooed fans with her Twitter posts. The 27-year-old Tavares recently named Anfield in all the slots for her list of top three stadiums, as seen below:
Tavares, a former footballer herself, has become popular with the Anfield faithful thanks to her passionate posts about Liverpool. However, Fabinho has asked her to be careful about what she posts on social media. Speaking to The Athletic (via Daily Star), Fabinho said:
“I’ve heard about this. I’m not into Twitter too much; it’s not for me, but sometimes I’ll hear that she’s posted something. I always say, ‘Rebeca, just be careful what you’re posting!’. I’m not on there, so I don’t see most of it. But the fans seem to love her, so it’s all good. She loves coming to the games, and sometimes when I go home, we’ll talk about what happened on the pitch."
The Brazilian has garnered an impressive 170 appearances across competitions since joining the Reds from Monaco for £40.5 million. Having won the Champions League and Premier League, he has clearly integrated well into Jurgen Klopp's team.
With the new season about to start, the defensive midfielder will hope to win more trophies at one of the currently strongest clubs in Europe.
Fabinho had asked Sadio Mane to stay at Liverpool
Earlier in the ongoing transfer window, Liverpool sold Sadio Mane to Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich for £28.8 million. However, Fabinho had asked the forward to reconsider moving to Bavaria.
The duo have both featured for Liverpool in the last few years and have titles galore. Fabinho didn't want the Senegal international to leave and asked him to stay at Anfield, but the latter had already made up his mind by then.
Speaking to the Athletic (via Goal), the Brazilian said:
"I was always saying to him: 'Come on Sadio, stay here. You can win the Premier League and the Champions League right here; don't leave. But I think he had already made up his mind. We had to respect that."
Mane will look for more success at his new club in Bavaria with the German giants, while Fabinho and the Reds will hope to fare well without their star man next season.