“HE IS LEAVING THE SQUAD THIS SUMMER… WE CAN’T CONTINUE LIKE THIS!” 😳🔥 Todd Boehly has reportedly reached his breaking point with Robert Sánchez after the goalkeeper’s nightmare display in Chelsea F.C.’s 3-0 defeat to Everton F.C.. ⚽💥
The divisions within Chelsea’s dressing room are no longer small fractures — they have grown into something far more serious.
Chelsea’s crushing 3-0 loss to Everton at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Saturday, March 21, 2026 has thrown the club into a state of open internal conflict. While Liam Rosenior cut a dejected figure on the sideline, the most explosive developments were taking place behind closed doors in the away dressing room, where goalkeeper Robert Sanchez reportedly made clear his desire to leave the club in a moment of barely contained rage.
**The Collapse at Goodison**
Chelsea had travelled to Merseyside hoping to halt a run of three successive defeats, including a harrowing 8-2 aggregate exit at the hands of PSG. Instead, they were dismantled by a Beto double and a brilliant effort from Iliman Ndiaye.
Sanchez, who has spent the season operating without the security of a guaranteed starting spot under Rosenior’s rotation approach, was directly at fault for the second goal — allowing a low Beto shot to slip beneath him. It was the sort of mistake that would ordinarily be addressed calmly in private; instead, it appears to have set off a chain of events with far graver consequences.
**The Exchange That Lit the Fuse**
Those stationed near the tunnel reported a volatile confrontation that erupted before the players had even had a chance to settle. According to individuals close to the Spanish goalkeeper, Rosenior’s post-match comments went beyond a straightforward critique of the error, cutting to the heart of Sanchez’s professionalism.
Sanchez allegedly told those around him as he gathered his belongings that while he fully accepted responsibility for his mistake, the manner in which he was spoken to was something he found completely unacceptable and would not tolerate under any circumstances.
