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Following Norway's elimination from the 2026 FIFA World Cup by England in the quarterfinals, Norwegian forward Alexander Sørloth and his family have become the target of extreme online harassment. Reports indicate that Sørloth's partner, Lena Selnes, has shared disturbing messages they have received, some of which contain violent and hateful language, including comments urging him to "go commit suicide."
The backlash escalated to the point where Selnes announced intentions to take legal action against those responsible for the aggressive social media messages. This reaction highlights the extent of online vitriol that athletes and their families can face in the wake of high-stakes sporting events. The situation emphasizes ongoing concerns regarding player welfare and mental health in the context of social media interaction, particularly following disappointing performances.
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14 July
Disgusting comments targeted Sörloth and his partner after Norway's exit from the World Cup.
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