Chelsea have sent a warning email to staff following a leak concerning Joao Pedro and his team-mate Morgan Rogers

Chelsea staff have been warned about leaking team news via Fantasy Premier League after Joao Pedro's injury appeared to have been disclosed on the platform. Several Blues staff members, including superstar forward Morgan Rogers, seemed to inadvertently reveal Pedro was injured last month via their FPL team selections.

Xabi Alonso's side started the season in flying form but have been missing the contributions of Brazilian ace Pedro lately. He picked up a quad injury ahead of their 2-0 defeat to Tottenham last month and was a surprise omission from that matchday squad.

However, to several FPL content creators, Pedro being sidelined came as no shock. Some claimed to have seen evidence in the team choices of Chelsea staff - and £117million summer signing Rogers - that suggested Pedro would miss the game. It is said players removed him from their teams because of this and the club had not made an announcement about the injury yet.

Following this supposed leak, Chelsea have now sent an email to their members of staff warning them not to disclose confidential team news ahead of matches via the players they pick in FPL as well as other gaming platforms.

After the game against Spurs, manager Alonso was asked about the leaks. The Spaniard had no idea what was going on and replied: "I am not into the fantasy team thing, so I didn't know that."

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No further restrictions are expected regarding FPL at Chelsea, as this incident is being treated as an isolated case. Awareness amongst players and staff is all that needs to be raised.

Chelsea are not the only side that has been concerned by FPL, however. According to reports, Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has introduced some rules regarding how his stars play the game after winger Christos Tzolis seemingly leaked that he would start a match against Liverpool.

At the start of the month, the Gunners travelled to Anfield and ahead of the 1-0 win, Tzolis is said to have included himself in his own FPL team. This correctly suggested he would start the fixture, and he did. These reports are unconfirmed.

Over 11 million people play FPL and the Premier League has no specific rules that prevent current players from participating or selecting certain stars in the game.