Painful moment cheeky Chelsea star grabs team-mate’s privates in X-rated celebration after Conference League triumph
CHELSEA star Pedro Neto got carried away during the Blues’ Conference League celebrations as he got his hands on more than the trophy.
The Portuguese winger bizarrely appeared to grab the crotch of team-mate Marc Guiu amid the elation of the trophy lift.
Chelsea pulled off an incredible second-half comeback victory as they overturned a one-goal deficit to beat Real Betis 4-1 in Poland and earn another European title.
The Blues were inspired by a Cole Palmer masterclass as the midfielder provided two crucial assists and pulled the strings to put his side back in the game.
Chelsea players enjoyed celebrating their European success after an impressive domestic campaign that also saw them qualify for the Champions League next season.
But Pedro Neto, 25, took things further than most would expect when he got a handful of pal Guiu’s privates.
The unusual moment had Spaniard Guiu, 19, calling out in pain before turning around to remonstrate with the winger, who could be seen laughing at his handsy prank.
All seemed to be fine between the pair as they both joined in with the raucous celebrations that included changing room beers and late-night karaoke.
Chelsea became the first team in history to have won the Conference League, Europa League and Champions League thanks to their heroics in Wroclaw.
Goals from Enzo Fernandez, Nicolas Jackson, Jason Sancho and Moises Caicedo made the difference for the billion pound squad.
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Despite not scoring it was Palmer who was the difference maker for Chelsea, running the show in the second half.
The 23-year-old midfielder earned the Player of the Match award for his efforts, while he was lauded by fans and pundits.
Former Chelsea star Joe Cole told TNT Sports: “Cole Palmer is an absolute genius.
“He took the game by the scruff of the neck and there are not many players in world football that can do what he does.”
Despite being Chelsea’s standout star, Palmer joked in his post-match press conference that teammate Tosin Adarabioyo was after the individual accolade for Player of the Tournament.
Prompting a chorus of laughter in the press room, Palmer said: “Can I ask a question, who gives Player of the Tournament out for the competition?
“Can someone tell him Tosin wants it”.