
An image of Callum Hudson-Odoi giving Maurizio Sarri the side-eye treatment has been doing the rounds on social media after the youngster was left on the bench during Chelsea's FA Cup defeat to Manchester United.
Hudson-Odoi was at the centre of a high-profile transfer saga during the January transfer window as it looked as though he would be making the move out to Germany to sign for Bayern Munich. However, Sarri ended up blocking the deal and the 18-year-old has gone on to make just two cameo appearances since.

“Too late now to say Sarri” ... Maurizio’s time at #CFC is surely up and Callum Hudson-Odoi knows it pic.twitter.com/hXLqsodeyP
— Ben Jacobs (@JacobsBen) February 18, 2019
Free Hudson-Odoi. pic.twitter.com/eUPD1xrf5d
— VERSUS (@vsrsus) February 10, 2019
Hudson Odoi’s look at Maurizio Sarri is a sack on its own. Hehe pic.twitter.com/tBKClc9E0b
— Thierry Nyann (@nyannthierry) February 18, 2019
Chelsea fans within Stamford Bridge appeared to be just as disgruntled with Hudson-Odoi's current situation, but calls for Sarri to bring him on eventually fell on deaf ears.
Chants of “Oh Hudson-Odoi” towards Sarri.
— Uber Chelsea FC (@UberCheIseaFC) February 18, 2019
Crowd have turned here.
"Oh Hudson-Odoi" chant #cfc fans over and over.
— Henry Winter (@henrywinter) February 18, 2019
Chelsea fans chanting Hudson-Odoi's name. Sarri brings on Barkley and Willian. #CHEMUN pic.twitter.com/DKtQF5Lpho
— 90min (@90min_Football) February 18, 2019
Fans soon began to turn on Sarri and, in an amusing turn events, chanted "f*** Sarri-ball" - which sums up everything you need to know about Chelsea over the past few weeks.
Open rebellion now. "F*ck Sarri-ball" sing #cfc fans.
— Henry Winter (@henrywinter) February 18, 2019
"F*** Sarri-ball" sing Matthew Harding End
— Matt McGeehan (@mattmcgeehan) February 18, 2019
Chelsea fans singing "f*ck Sarri-ball".
— 888sport (@888sport) February 18, 2019
Running out of time, Maurizio. pic.twitter.com/0WhKL3B31O
Chelsea fans aren't alone in their criticism. BBC commentator Martin Keown labelled the decision to keep Hudson-Odoi on the bench as 'stupid'.
"He’s [Hudson-Odoi] probably wondering isn’t he.
"Is it a political move from the manager because it’s a stupid one if it is."
For now, Sarri's job appears to be safe as Chelsea prepare for the second leg of their Europa League clash against Malmo on Thursday.
Source : 90min