The uncle of Chelsea striker Didier Drogba says the Ivory Coast ace could be driven out of Stamford Bridge by his own fans.
Former pro footballer Michel Goba was at Stamford Bridge on Saturday when Drogba was booed by Blues fans, despite scoring both goals in the 2-0 win over Manchester City.
Goba told The Sun: "I believe Didier could leave if he kept hearing whistling from Chelsea supporters. He is being made to feel very alone at the moment.
"He simply cannot understand how he can be elected Man of the Match and have some of Chelsea's own supporters turn against him. He is very disappointed by that.
"It is not right that Didier should carry all that people complain about in modern football on his own back. It would not surprise me if he looked to go elsewhere in the event some Chelsea fans keep insulting him."
Former pro footballer Michel Goba was at Stamford Bridge on Saturday when Drogba was booed by Blues fans, despite scoring both goals in the 2-0 win over Manchester City.
Goba told The Sun: "I believe Didier could leave if he kept hearing whistling from Chelsea supporters. He is being made to feel very alone at the moment.
"He simply cannot understand how he can be elected Man of the Match and have some of Chelsea's own supporters turn against him. He is very disappointed by that.
"It is not right that Didier should carry all that people complain about in modern football on his own back. It would not surprise me if he looked to go elsewhere in the event some Chelsea fans keep insulting him."
