Chelsea's starting line-up for Tuesday's Champions League match against Paris Saint-Germain was reportedly leaked by French media hours before kick-off, marking the second such incident in a week. The Blues trail 5-2 on aggregate in the last-16 tie, and the leak gives PSG an advantage.
Manager Liam Rosenior had pledged to investigate after the first-leg line-up was also disclosed prematurely. However, it appears the club has yet to resolve the issue.
The leaks have drawn comparisons to similar problems at Manchester United, where winger Alejandro Garnacho was falsely accused of leaking team information last season. Garnacho, now at Chelsea, strongly denied the allegations, and United backed both him and teammate Amad, dismissing the accusations as baseless.
Garnacho joined Chelsea for £40 million last summer but has struggled for regular starts, scoring just one Premier League goal this season. There is no evidence linking him to any leaks at either club.
