Didier Drogba has launched a scathing attack on Chelsea owner Todd Boehly’s stewardship of the club, insisting that it has become unrecognisable in the past year.
Blues legend Drogba bagged 164 goals for the club and spearheaded arguably the finest moment in the club’s 118-year history with their Champions League success in 2012. His former teammate Frank Lampard is back as the club’s interim boss but has lost each of his opening four games in charge.
The side slumped to a two-goal loss at home to Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-final on Tuesday, completing a four-goal aggregate victory for the Spanish and European champions – who rarely had to get out of first gear across the two legs.
