Hundreds of Chelsea season-ticket holders are selling their seats for upcoming Premier League games, reportedly in protest against Maurizio Sarri.
According to the Daily Mail, more than 400 listed their seats for sale on Chelsea’s official exchange service for their London derby against West Ham United on April 8.
‘Close to 700’ also put their tickets for the visit of Burnley on April 22 up for sale, while the newspaper claims other fans have told them that they do not plan on attending.
Hundreds of Chelsea season-ticket holders are selling their seats for upcoming Premier League games, reportedly in protest against Maurizio Sarri.
According to the Daily Mail, more than 400 listed their seats for sale on Chelsea’s official exchange service for their London derby against West Ham United on April 8.
‘Close to 700’ also put their tickets for the visit of Burnley on April 22 up for sale, while the newspaper claims other fans have told them that they do not plan on attending.
Furthermore, it is ‘understood’ that continued signs of a boycott would ‘alarm’ the Blues’ board and push the former Napoli boss ‘closer to the sack’.
Chelsea are only three points off fourth place in the Premier League and are in the Europa League quarter-finals.