A court has considered allowing the Australian Football League (AFL) to withhold documents related to its investigation into Luke Sayers, a former player involved in an explicit-picture scandal. The legal dispute centers on a defamation case brought by Sayers against his wife. These documents reportedly detail the operations of the AFL’s integrity unit and its handling of the sensitive matter. The AFL is seeking to protect these internal records from public disclosure during the court proceedings. The court’s potential decision to keep the documents sealed has sparked debate regarding transparency within the league. The outcome could significantly impact public understanding of how the AFL addresses off-field player conduct and maintains its integrity. Further hearings will determine whether the documents remain confidential.