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Chelsea fans attack Sarri for recalling 1 player back to the team against Fulham

- Kepa Arrizabalaga has made a return to Chelsea's first squad against Fulham

- Arrizabalaga refused to be subbed against Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final

- Chelsea fans are now angry with Maurizio Sarri for picking him at Craven Cottage

Chelsea fans have frowned at Maurizio Sarri's decision to recall goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga into the Blues' first team for their Premier League games against Fulham.

The Spanish goalkeeper was dropped by Maurizio Sarri for Chelsea's last game due to how he refused to be subbed against Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final.

Willy Caballero was waiting to replace Kepa towards the end of the halftime at Wembley, but he refused to leave the pitch which made Sarri furious.

Sarri has now reinstated the Spaniard for the short trip to face relegation-threatened Fulham at Craven Cottage on Sunday, March 3.

Fans have now taken to social media to express their annoyance to the decision of Maurizio Sarri on Kepa.

Chelsea are currently occupying sixth position on the Premier League standings with 53 points after 27 games played this term.

Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how Kepa Arrizabalaga had a serious row with Maurizio Sarri after Chelsea's Carabao Cup final defeat against Manchester City.

The report revealed that the Chelsea first choice goalkeeper also faced off with second choice Willy Caballero after the game as he said he is better than the Argentine.

Arrizabalaga reportedly told Willy Caballero in the dressing room that he was better than him at Wembley and that was why he refused to be substituted towards the end of the extra time.

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