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The wife of the former Parisian defender published a message demanding the departure of Mauricio Pochettino.
Chelsea are doing badly. A week after their heavy defeat conceded to Liverpool, the Blues actually took on water at home against Wolverhampton. The London club may have opened the scoring, but then foundered, conceding four goals to finally lose 4-2 at Stamford Bridge.
The improvement observed at the start of the year, notably with three consecutive successes in the English championship, was short-lived and Chelsea are now in 11th place.e place with only 31 points after 23 days. The crisis is brewing among the Blues and Mauricio Pochettino, who arrived this summer, is inevitably in the hot seat.
The message published on social networks by Bella Silva, the wife of Thiago Silva, leaves little doubt about the Brazilian defender’s feelings towards the Argentine technician. ” It’s time to change, she actually wrote on Instagram. If you wait too long, it will be too late. »
And if some doubted the recipient of the message, the two blues which accompany the message are explicit to say the least. In any case, this is the feeling of the English press, for whom Madame Silva’s sentence is indeed addressed to the leaders of Chelsea.
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