Todd Boehly appears to pick his nose and EAT IT at Wednesday's LA Dodgers MLB game vs. San Diego Padres in South Korea - as Chelsea owner is ruthlessly mocked on social media: 'My man with the double booger meal!'

Todd Boehly has gone viral for an unwanted reason - as the Chelsea owner appeared to pick his nose and eat it while at the Dodgers' season-opener.

Boehly, who is a part-owner in the baseball franchise, made the trip to Seoul as the Dodgers and Padres kicked off the MLB season in South Korea.

And Boehly was mocked as his actions were caught on camera, with one fan accusing him of having a 'double booger meal.' 

Another fan called the clip 'f*****g nasty.' 

A clip of the incident on X currently has over 740k views.

Todd Boehly was spotted at the Dodgers' game on Wednesday - with one fan calling him 'nasty'

The Dodgers won their Wednesday game 5-2 before falling 15-11 the next day.

Back in England, Boehly has been the target of massive criticism from Chelsea fans, with Chelsea's Supporters’ Trust accusing the American of turning the club into a 'laughing stock.'

Since Boehly's takeover in May 2022, he has spent more than $1.27billion (£1billion) on players, with Graham Potter and later Mauricio Pochettino inheriting a hugely bloated squad.

And for all of the club's spending, it's just 11th in the Premier League with 11 games to play after finishing 12th last season.

The Supporters' Trust, which has more than 85,000 followers on X, took the step of writing to Boehly and his co-owner Behdad Eghbali directly to vent their frustration.

Chelsea Supporters' Trust launched a scathing assessment of Boehly's reign at the club

Chelsea are currently in 11th place with 11 games to go - after finishing 12th last season

‘The current feeling amongst Chelsea supporters is at its lowest since the early 1980s,’ the letter read.

‘A significant number of supporters that we speak to are quick to express concerns that the lack of any public-facing vision from the new ownership has led to an overwhelming sense of helplessness, frustration and deep concern. The current mood among supporters is critically low and cannot be ignored. The feeling that the club has become a “laughing stock”, both on and off the pitch, is growing.’

Earlier this month, Chelsea fans in the away end at Brentford sang expletive-laden chants about Boehly and boss Pochettino - chants the Supporters' Trust has promised will grow in volume unless things change under Boehly.

Chelsea's next game will come vs. Burnley on March 30, after the international break.