“Malang Sarr was better,” Chelsea supporters yell at the player during their 2-1 loss to Servette. “Bro never disappoints to disappoint.”

Chelsea supporters have taken to social media to voice their dissatisfaction with defender Benoit Badiashile following his disappointing display in the team’s 2-1 loss to Swiss club Servette. The match, which took place on August 29 as part of a UEFA Europa Conference League qualifier, left fans particularly frustrated with Badiashile’s performance. Despite Chelsea advancing to the league phase due to their 2-0 victory in the first leg, resulting in a narrow 3-2 aggregate win, the relief was dampened by growing concerns about Badiashile’s form.
Since his arrival at Chelsea from AS Monaco in January 2023 for a reported €38 million, Badiashile has struggled to establish himself at Stamford Bridge. His tenure with the club has been plagued by injuries, causing him to miss nearly 25 games. This extended absence from the pitch has only added to the frustration among Chelsea fans, many of whom now see him as a “defensive liability.”
The match against Servette seemed to encapsulate both Badiashile’s struggles and the fans’ frustrations. His defensive errors were particularly evident, as he was frequently caught out of position, directly contributing to both of Servette’s goals. This performance did little to ease the concerns of Chelsea supporters, who quickly expressed their discontent online. The mistakes not only cost Chelsea the match but also further damaged Badiashile’s already fragile reputation, which has been under scrutiny since he joined the club.
In the wake of the match, the criticism directed at Badiashile highlighted the increasing pressure he is under. Brought in with high expectations and a significant price tag, he has been under intense scrutiny, particularly given Chelsea’s recent struggles to maintain defensive stability. Fans had hoped that Badiashile’s return from injury would strengthen the team’s defense, but his inconsistent performances have led many to question whether he can truly adapt to the rigors of the Premier League.
The timing of his errors in the game against Servette could not have been worse. As Chelsea strives to rebuild and reclaim their status as a dominant force in European football, the focus on individual performances has never been more intense. Badiashile’s failure to deliver in such a crucial match has only heightened doubts about his future at the club.
As Chelsea moves forward in the Europa Conference League, the pressure on Badiashile to prove his worth will only intensify. Whether he can rise to the challenge and turn his fortunes around at the club remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: Chelsea fans are running out of patience, and another poor performance could see him fall even further out of favor.