Despite LeBron James’s strong play, he had a terrible season that disappointed many Lakers fans. James tried adding Russell Westbrook, and many older role players to his team; however, it didn’t go as expected. At the start of the season, the team received a lot of support, but by the end, it didn’t even make the playoffs.

As the fans express their disappointment with the team, especially with James, it appears that they are still upset about the team’s performance. As recently as Saturday, there was a lot of anger expressed on social media when James went to the UEFA Champions League final in Paris, France.

During that match, Liverpool FC faced off against Real Madrid. James owns two percent of the Premier League club. At the Stade de France, James supported his team by wearing a suit and holding a wine glass.

Initially, he arrived late and the fans began to blame him for delaying the game for over 30 minutes. However, the venue was to blame, not James. The reason fans are blaming him for this is that before entering the match, he tweeted: “LFC FANS, don’t let the match start until I land. OMW!!”

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NBA Fans went berserk on Twitter after seeing millionaire James at Real Madrid’s Champions League victory over Liverpool, blaming him for his team losing the final.

Real Madrid beat Liverpool, and LeBron James was blamed for it

Aside from his basketball activities, James has been active on Twitter regarding his support of the Merseyside club.

Because the match results were not in favor of James, Twitter went wild over this. Fans began blaming James for this, with someone even stating: “The LeBron Curse Continues”. Another user commented: ”No wonder we lost”.

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Other basketball players such as Luka Doncic praised the Real Madrid win on Twitter; the Slovenian has backed Real Madrid since he was a child. With their 1-0 win over Liverpool, Real Madrid won their 14th UEFA Champions League trophy.