Chelsea midielder Danny Drinkwater has hit back at a fan who asked where his career 'went wrong' during a recent Q&A session on social media.
The 30-year-old, who recently joined Turkish Süper Lig side Kasımpaşa on a loan deal until the end of the season, has struggled for first-team football since his big money move from Leicester City in 2017.
Drinkwater has only made 23 appearances for Chelsea since joining in a £35 million deal - and hasn't made a first team appearance for The Blues in more than two years
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He tried to pick up some form with loan spells at Burnley and Aston Villa before recently joining Kasımpaşa in January, but ultimately he has still found first-team football hard to come by.
As Drinkwater tries to reignite his career in Turkey, he has recently hosted a question and answer session on Instagram, where one fan asked: "Where did your career go wrong?"
He responded with a picture of himself kissing the Premier League trophy after that miracle 2015/16 campaign with Leicester along with the caption: "Go wrong?"
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Drinkwater, who made over 200 appearances for Leicester City between 2012 and 2017, also spoke about former teammates Eden Hazard and Jamie Vardy in the Instagram Q&A .
The Chelsea midfielder found himself in the news last month when he was sent off after kicking out at Tottenham Hotspur U23s' Alfie Devine - starting a mass brawl in the process.
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The 30-year-old was originally brought down by Devine with a horrific challenge that left him on the floor.
Devine then attempted to run away with the ball to continue the game, which was locked at 2-2, but Drinkwater had other ideas.
He kicked out at the 16-year-old and it sparked unsavoury scenes between both sets of players.
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