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The second division outfit will in future make use of its house rights and implement the existing regulations accordingly.

Hertha BSC has officially announced a ban on commercially produced and monetized stadium vlogs during home matches. The second division club stated that attending games should be a shared football experience where fans enjoy the atmosphere without being accompanied by commercial camera productions.
Personal recordings for private use will remain permitted. Hertha noted the policy aligns with stadium regulations and Bundesliga media exploitation rights, following a similar ban introduced by Dynamo Dresden in August.
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