Christian Pulisic Reportedly 'Likes' Instagram Post Calling For 'Shooting Of Antifa Members'

Chelsea winger and United States international Christian Pulisic has reportedly 'liked' an Instagram post which alludes to the 'shooting of Antifa members.'

The post in question was made by Seth Jahn back in June and makes reference to 'dirt naps' - which is a slang term for death.

Surrounding Jahn in the photo are a number of firearms and he makes reference to political movement Anfifa by calling them 'Anqueefa'.

It reads in full: "I like to consider myself a bit of an artiste; thus behold, my new arts n crafts room. Finally got those security camera monitors installed and operational, so I'm just up in here new boot goofin' in my #safespace with a couple of my nifty #toolsofthetrade...

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"Waitin' for ANQUEEFA to let me sing them the song of my people; same lullabies that's been providin' oppressor/terrorist dirt naps since #1776. Stay dangerous, stay strapped, my friends #thesnowmancometh #semiprofessionalairsofter #bothforeignanddomestic #atfaremyhomies."

Former Premier League defender Geoff Cameron left a comment on the post which read: "I need to step my game up!"

Pulisic has featured 16 times in the league for Chelsea this season, registering one goal and one assist.

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The 22-year-old has been ravaged by injury and is yet to establish himself under new manager Thomas Tuchel.

Fans have reacted to the images and they believe it is a poor look for the former Borussia Dortmund man.

One commented: "In all seriousness though, not only is this a bad look for Pulisic, but also for US Soccer."

Another added: "I hope this is all some big misunderstanding, but it doesn't look good. Roman [Abramovich] isn't going to like this."

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While a third stated: "I lose more respect for him every time he likes s**t on Insta."

Meanwhile, Jahn has recently been removed from his position on the US Soccer Federation's athletes' council after downplaying the effect of US slavery.

Jahn is a former member of the US Army and represented the USPNT [United States Paralympic National Team] in seven-aside.

Topics: Chelsea, Football, Christian Pulisic

Daniel Marland

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