THE latest 'All or Nothing' series on Arsenal is under threat from coronavirus with TV cameras set to be banned from Premier League dressing rooms.
Several clubs have reported hikes in positive Covid tests throughout their squad, causing some matches to be postponed.
According to the Daily Mail, Premier League sides have been sent notice of changes to their broadcasting and media operations restrictions.
Cameras were formerly allowed into dressing rooms for five minutes before kick off.
That was then axed due to the pandemic but has since started to be reintroduced as broadcasting operations edged back to normality.
But the latest report suggests the filming will once again be prohibited on a match day.
And that could have implications on Arsenal's 'All or Nothing' series, which Amazon are currently filming.
Manager Mikel Arteta admitted at the start of the season that he was powerless to stop Amazon from filming Arsenal.
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He said: “That’s a decision made from the club and it is with the best possible interests for the football club.
"We need to help as much as possible.”
Arteta is no stranger to being captured by the Amazon cameras having been part of the first season with champions Manchester City.
He said: “I experienced that a few years ago when I was at Man City.
“We are going to help as much as possible, for everybody to see what this club means and how things are done at the football club, be as transparent as we can to show the values, integrity, passions and where we are trying to drive this football club."
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