Chelsea star Callum Hudson-Odoi plays in the league on Sunday just 12 HOURS after the defeat of the Champions League against Bayern Munich … as winger supports for crime campaign for crime
- Callum Hudson-Odoi played in a league on Sunday after the Champions League
- The winger, who earns £ 120k a week, played for Saha FC vs Lambeth Allstars
- The incident was part of an anti-knife crime movement held in Croydon, London
Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi played in a Sunday league match just 12 hours after the club’s Champions League match with Bayern Munich.
The 19-year-old, who earns £ 120,000 a week, flew back to Chelsea’s second leg defeat to Bundesliga champions and put on his boots for Saha FC against Lambeth Allstars FC.
The match was part of an anti-crime event held in Croydon, South London.
Callum Hudson-Odoi played Sunday league 12 hours after Champions League match vs Bayern
The 19-year-old picked up his boots for Saha FC vs Lambeth Allstars in an anti-cleavage crime
The presence of Hudson Odoi was not enough for Saha FC to keep Lambeth out as they lost the match 5-3.
However, people were shocked when the Chelsea star shook as one spectator said: ‘Everyone recognized him and he talked to everyone.
‘He knew some of the guys from Saha FC, that’s why he was. People could not believe it. ‘
The widower thought he had his name on the scoreboard in the Allianz Arena, but his long-distance runner was shortened after a VAR review said there was an offside. That match ended at 9.45am in Munich.
The next day at 10.30am he grabbed the No 11 shirt for Saha FC, who plays in the Croydon Municipal Sunday Football Adult League, and helped it out pre-season friendly on a 4G field at Selhurst Arena.
Hudson-Odoi later took to Twitter and wrote: ‘Pleasure come down and take off off for the Anti Knife Crime campaign and Black Lives matter !!! Also good to see some familiar faces playing for a good cause in the community ‘
Opponents Lambeth Allstars tweeted: ‘Thanks Callum Hudson-Odoi that he came out today, support of our anti-knife crime BLM community event.’
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