Dejan Lovren has mysteriously removed himself from Twitter and Instagram - and nobody knows why.
The Liverpool defender was away on international duty this week as Croatia played Hungary in a friendly.
He failed to play any part in that 1-1 draw, but that wasn't the big story from the week surrounding the centre-back - his disappearance on social media was.
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Now Lovren is still on Facebook and posted as recently as March 24, but his accounts on both Twitter (@DejanLovrenLFC6) and Instagram (@dejanlovren06) have now been deactivated.
It's not the first time he's got rid of his Twitter - and the apparent explanation for his last decision to leave the social networking site was a response to hate he received from Southampton fans following his £20million move to Liverpool in 2014.
Whether Saints fans are to blame for his latest move is unclear, but it's doubtful the Liverpool supporters have driven him to this.
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Lovren had a difficult first season at Anfield, however, he appears to have found his best form under Jurgen Klopp since the German's arrival in October and the defender should expect to play a big part in the run-in.
Another theory behind his social media move could be the fallout from Croatia's clash with Hungary - where his manager Ante Cacic criticised him for returning from a warm-up early during the match.
Cacic revealed Lovren had taken a step away from the squad and that hints that his place at Euro 2016 could be under threat.
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But it's difficult to see why that would lead him to deleting his Twitter and Instagram accounts.
Why would Lovren quit social media?
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