He was then found on camera strolling quickly down the passage as opposed to sitting down close by his colleagues in the Blues hole.
Supervisor Enzo Maresca examined the episode post-match, where he guarded Madueke, asserting that no player is blissful when they are taken off.
Madueke's response prompted Rio Ferdinand impacting the Britain worldwide as 'discourteous', while demanding he ought to deal with repercussion from the west London monsters.
I think the director safeguarding him is frantic. What's more, that is the reason I was unable to be in there [as a manager].
"Since I was unable to come join in the festivities the game where you say, 'Definitely he was off base yet [he's a decent kid]'. Fined, that is a fourteen day fine."
However, Madueke has now cleared up everything over his sharp exit as he expressed shock focused on him has been a monstrous misconception.
He said: "'I in a real sense went down the passage to go to the latrine and I returned 30 seconds after the fact.
In the event that you watch a ton of games when I fall off, I continuously going straight down the passage to go to the latrine.
"It isn't anything major by any means."
Madueke has been a central participant for Chelsea this term - beginning the last ten matches in the Head Association.
He is only one objective short of equalling his take of five first class objectives from last season.
However three of his four strikes this term came in the 6-2 win away at Wolves on August 25.
Madueke was seen strolling down the passage following he fell off, starting cases of an irate reaction at being taken off, with Rio Ferdinand calling for him to be given a critical fine in spite of Maresca minimizing the episode.
The Chelsea aggressor showed up for Britain as they beat Greece 3-0 this week, gathering an early help, and he will expect to add one more cap to his name when they face Ireland next.
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