KSI called out over 'classless' four-word post about Baller League controversy

Fans have called out KSI after he appeared to mock a National League club in his latest post about the Baller League.

The indoor six-a-side competition, which was launched in 2025, is currently in its third season.

Among the high-profile managers for 2026 include KSI, Ian Wright, Alan Shearer, Micah Richards, Chloe Kelly and Angry Ginge.

Players are largely brought in either from amateur leagues or, in some cases, are ex-professional players without a contract.

Players earn a fee of £400 per game, which makes the Baller League attractive to many players competing in England's lower leagues.

Last week, Wealdstone midfielder Sak Hassan made an appearance for KSI's PRIME FC side, scoring the opening goal.

The National League club subsequently released a statement on the matter, revealing that they were not approached for permission for the midfielder to play.

"We will now be following up with both the Baller League and the player directly," the statement continued.

Hassan featured during PRIME FC's 8-3 victory over Rukkas FC on Monday night, alongside former Fulham striker Timmy Abraham and ex-Love Island star Montel McKenzie.

After full-time, the entire team, and manager KSI, posed for photos wearing a white T-shirt, which had Wealdstone's club statement about Hassan's participation printed on it.

KSI quoted the post and simply wrote: "Read it and weep." He added an orange loveheart emoji.

But fans questioned the social media star over the post, particularly as he has just taken minority ownership in National League South side Dagenham & Redbridge.

One fan wrote: "Do you not think as someone who owns part of a non-league club there is irony here?"

A second said: "As someone who is now involved in non-league this is completely disrespectful."

A third stated: "This is unbelievably classless and disrespectful from a shareholder of a fellow non-league club."

While a fourth wrote: "Just remember you also own a non-league club now. Should really be showing some respect to other non-league clubs."

And a fifth said: "I feel like if I just bought in to the NL system I would probably conduct myself a bit better. But I don't know that's just me!"

SPORTbible have contacted Baller League UK for comment.