“I am not a Chelsea fan but this has to be addressed in the Chelsea squad immediately, They both didn’t do their job, They obviously shouldn’t be playing for Big Team’s with this level of performance…”—Ian Wright blames Two Chelsea Stars After Arsenal Defeat

I’m Not a Chelsea Fan, But This Has to Be Addressed!” – Ian Wright Tears Into Two Chelsea Stars After Arsenal Defeat

Arsenal legend Ian Wright did not hold back in his assessment of Chelsea’s disappointing performance following their defeat to the Gunners. The former striker, known for his blunt and passionate takes, was visibly frustrated as he singled out two Chelsea players who, in his words, “shouldn’t be playing for big teams with this level of performance.”

“I am not a Chelsea fan, but this has to be addressed in the Chelsea squad immediately. They both didn’t do their job. They obviously shouldn’t be playing for big teams with this level of performance,” Wright stated, shaking his head in disbelief.

The Blues had gone into the game with high hopes, but a lackluster display saw Arsenal dominate key moments. Despite showing flashes of promise, Chelsea’s overall performance lacked intensity, discipline, and most importantly, responsibility from certain individuals. Wright’s comments have now sparked a major debate—who exactly was he referring to?

Chelsea’s Weak Links Exposed

While he didn’t name names directly, many believe Wright was pointing fingers at key players who failed to step up when it mattered most. The midfield struggled to control the game, the defense looked shaky under pressure, and the attack lacked conviction.

One of the biggest concerns for Chelsea fans was the lack of leadership on the pitch. Despite the presence of experienced players, the team crumbled under Arsenal’s relentless pressure. Wright’s words resonate because they highlight a fundamental issue: some players simply aren’t living up to the expectations of wearing the Chelsea badge.

What Next for Chelsea?

Mauricio Pochettino now faces a massive challenge—how does he fix these glaring weaknesses? With Chelsea already struggling for consistency this season, the last thing they need is players who are not performing at the required level.

Fans are now waiting to see if Pochettino will take action after Wright’s brutal assessment. Will he drop the underperforming stars, or will they get another chance to redeem themselves? One thing is certain—Chelsea cannot afford more lackluster performances if they want to compete wi

th the top teams.