CHELSEA PAYS TRIBUTE TO 'ANGRY RANTMAN' DURING PREMIER LEAGUE MATCH AGAINST WEST HAM UNITED. WATCH

Premier League club Chelsea paid tribute to Abhradeep Saha, also known as "Angry Rantman" who died last month, at the half-time break of their match against West Ham United at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.

X (formerly Twitter) user Tom Overend, a person who is reportedly closely associated with the Blues and had earlier confirmed that the 27-year-old would get a tribute during the half-time break on Sunday, shared a video in which the announcer at the venue could be heard paying tribute to Saha.

In addition to giving Saha a tribute at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea also mentioned him in their matchday magazine, where they called him "A die-hard Blue forever."

"Abhradeep Saha, aka, AngryRantman, Chelsea's passionate YouTube voice, fell silent. He tugged the hearts of millions with his fiery rants, infectious energy and dark humour. A die-hard Blue forever," the message in the magazine read.

The 27-year-old, who was a die-hard fan of Chelsea football club, was known for his passionate rants about the performances of the club across various competitions.

Saha was admitted to a Bengaluru hospital in March, where he underwent a major surgery but was facing complications. He died due to multiple organ failure, the news of which was shared by his family on Instagram.

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