An Arsenal supporter was left stunned by Didier Drogba’s ruthless comeback to a query regarding Chelsea.
After stints with clubs like Le Mans, Guingamp, and Marseille, Drogba made his move to Chelsea in 2004, sealing a deal reportedly valued at £24 million.
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Since then, the Ivorian has amassed 341 appearances for the Blues, netting 157 goals.
In a recent friendly match in Qatar, Drogba made a comeback to the field. In a conversation about Chelsea, he left an Arsenal supporter speechless. You can view the video clip below.
Had to tell Drogba about how many times he broke my heart as an Arsenal fan and this is what he had to say ???????? pic.twitter.com/8XNx9bv2Wm
— sharky (@ohnosharky) February 26, 2024
YouTuber Sharky asked the former Blues striker: “Didier one more thing, I need to get this off my chest. I’m an Arsenal fan. Growing up, you broke my heart so many times.”
Drogba replied: “I had to do the job, the big man over there inspired me. Arsenal was my team, with Pires, Henry and Wiltord, my boys.”
Sharky then asked: “So did you not have like, did it not hurt you to score against them.”
Drogba responded with: “No no no, but for us, it was for like competition. Who owns London? London is blue.”
Drogba then asked: “How many Champions League? How many Champions League?”
The ex-Chelsea player scored twice in the friendly match. The first goal was a beautiful team effort, with Kaka and Yung Filly swiftly exchanging passes before Yung Filly delicately flicked the ball over the defense for Drogba, who then hammered it into the bottom corner with his left foot.
Drogba secured his second goal towards the end of the game, seizing upon a lofted pass and evading the goalkeeper before calmly slotting the ball into the empty net.
Despite Drogba’s efforts, his team suffered a 7-5 defeat to Team Chunkz that night.
Drogba retired from professional football in 2018 at the age of 40, concluding his career in the United States.
