SHOCKING NEWS: Reports coming from Chelsea states that Chelsea legends has come together protesting for Chelsea owner Todd Boehly to resell the club after just being in charge for a year and 6 months. They said: “I don’t really recognise them, except for the colour of the shirt. “I think the club is using too many key words about the project or whatever.

Florent Malouda, a former Chelsea player, has stated he does not recognise his old team under Todd Boehly.

Furthermore, the ex-winger asked Mauricio Pochettino to cease discussing the “project” he is working on at Stamford Bridge.

Since American businessman Boehly, 50, took over from Roman Abramovich last year, the Blues have spent more than £1 billion on transfers.

However, since Pochettino took over in the summer, they have remained a patchy team.

Out of 12 Premier League games this season, Chelsea has only won four.

Malouda has criticised the team despite their encouraging 4-1 victory over Tottenham and exciting 4-4 draw with Manchester City just before the international break.

“Aside from the shirt’s colour, I don’t really recognise them,” he remarked.

“I believe the club is overusing buzzwords related to the project or something else.

“It takes time to build anything of value but since the new ownership, I don’t see any stability from the management.”

2010 saw Malouda and Chelsea win the Premier League championship.

In addition, he won the FA Cup in 2010 and 2012.

However, his most memorable moment at Stamford Bridge occurred at the end of the 2011–12 season when he assisted the Blues in winning their first Champions League by defeating Bayern Munich on penalties.

Malouda played for Chelsea for six years, scoring 45 goals and dishing out 41 assists in 229 games before hanging up his boots in 2018.

Chelsea, meanwhile, will visit Newcastle on Saturday after their international break.

Pochettino’s team now has a challenging schedule to start as they get ready to play Manchester United and Brighton.