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Montenegro fans chanted monkeys in Podgorica on Monday night and in the first leg of Chelsea's last 16 UEFA Europa League match in Kiev on 14 March.
Chelsea is about to offer Callum Hudson-Odoi all the support that the teenager needs after being confronted with two incidents of racist abuse, both for the club and for the country.
Hudson-Odoi was subjected to racist chants, alongside his fellow Englishmen Raheem Sterling and Danny Rose, in the 5-1 win of the Euro 2020 qualifier against Montenegro on Monday night.
Hudson-Odoi was the victim of racial abuse by Montenegro fans
Last week, Chelsea officially lodged a complaint with UEFA over racist abuse against 18-year-old Hudson-Odoi at the close of the 5-0 Europa League played in front of the club. Dynamo Kiev on March 14th.
Chelsea has the utmost respect for the well-being of players, and it is understood that Hudson-Odoi will be offered a wide range of options for additional support as it deems necessary.
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Hudson-Odoi made his first senior start for England in Podgorica, where he helped Ross Barkley score a goal in an impressive victory for the Three Lions.
After the match, the Chelsea player tackled issues raised in his media interviews head-on and hoped that UEFA would correct them properly.
Following the incident between the Europa League and the club, the player and the player were pleased to know that the problem had been handled correctly and taken very seriously by UEFA, which had pbaded through the appropriate channels.
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The governing body confirmed Tuesday the appointment of an ethics and discipline inspector to "evaluate" Chelsea's complaint before deciding to open disciplinary proceedings.
Chelsea is back at the game after the international break with a visit to the drummers from the Premier League relegation, Cardiff, on Sunday. Hudson-Odoi hopes to have another chance to impress the Blues boss, Maurizio Sarri.
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