“The most important thing” – A Chelsea player breaks silence on recent fan protests | OneFootball

One Chelsea player has broken his silence on recent fan protests that were made against the ownership in the last home game.

Chelsea went on to win that game against Southampton of course, but the protests gathered a bit of pace and media attention at the time.

The Blues won the game 4-0 in what was a much needed convincing performance, with goals coming from Christopher Nkunku, Pedro Neto, Levi Colwill, and Marc Cucurella.

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The Saints were a very poor opposition of course, but Chelsea really needed a big win and a big performance, and that is exactly what they did last night right in the nick of time as they look to keep challenging for that all important Champions League spot.

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It is Cucurella who has been speaking out ahead of Chelsea’s next game against Copenhagen tonight, with the left back taking on media duties in the pre-match press conference.

Cucurella asked about fan protests

Marc Cucurella and Malo Gusto lead a line of Chelsea players. (Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)

The Spanish international was asked his thoughts on Chelsea fans partaking in that recent protest.

He said:

“I can understand. The fans can show their feelings. If they think it’s a good moment to do this, I can understand. We show in the games that Chelsea are a top club, to fight for things. The most important thing is that we can show we have a lot of energy, we want to win and defend this badge in the best way. “It’s part of football, we understand the fans support Chelsea. We can understand their frustrations but it’s a long project. We’re in a good way. Hopefully we can win something this season,”

Quotes via Absolute Chelsea.