French club Strasbourg's fans have continued to protest against Chelsea chairman Todd Boehly.

The American's BlueCo project, which is about creating a group of feeder clubs for Chelsea, has not pleased Strasbourg fans.

With Boehly having an ownership stake in the Ligue 1 team, the Strasbourg fans protested during their clash with PSG on Friday.

All our fears about the BlueCo project, confirmed in this transfer window" read a banner from the fans.

The supporters do not believe the Chelsea owners see their club as a priority.

One deal that drew their ire was the sale of club captain Matz Sels to Nottingham Forest for a fee of 5.5 million.

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