Chelsea boss, Thomas Tuchel has fumed at being asked about Roman Abramovich’s present situation.
The 48-year-old warned reporters against asking him about the Blues’s owner.
He revealed he has no answers to the question on Tuesday while speaking ahead of his side’s FA Cup clash against Luton today, Wednesday.
The ex-PSG manager also warned the journalists to stop interrogating him about the armed conflict in Ukraine, adding that he felt bad each time he talks about war.
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Tuchel said: “You have to stop, I am not a politician. I can only repeat myself, and I feel bad to repeat it as I never experienced war. So even to talk about it, I feel bad.”
“I’m very privileged as I sit here in peace. I do the best I can but you have to stop asking me these questions as I have no answers for you.”
Labour MP, Chris Bryant, last week disclosed the Russian-businessman is disposing of his UK home and another flat.
Meanwhile, the Blues lost the Carabao Cup final to Liverpool in a mind-bending 11-10 penalty shootout during the weekend.
