This season, both former and current football players have experienced several hack attacks. Iker Casillas said he was the victim of hacking weeks ago after a message purporting to be from his account revealed that he was gay.
Jules Kounde was the victim in this case. The Frenchman witnessed how, after Chelsea’s Champions League matchday one loss to Dinamo Zagreb, someone took his identity and published a photo in September. He wrote, “I almost joined them.
The image showed Kounde with his palm on his head, appearing relieved that he had not switched to the West London side. Thiago Silva showed his reaction to Barca’s elimination by posting a photo of himself eating popcorn on social media.
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Finally, the France international assured his supporters on social media that he did not make fun of Chelsea, saying, “Don’t let the internet deceive you.”
Recall that the Chelsea forward struggled against Brighton at the weekend, and Pat Nevin, a former Blues winger, worries he may not make Gareth Southgate’s World Cup side.
Since joining Chelsea in the summer, Raheem Sterling has had difficulty maintaining consistency.
Following his performance against Brighton & Hove Albion at the weekend and previous recent poor performances, Chelsea forward Raheem Sterling has been told that he could not be a “consideration” for England in the 2018 World Cup.