Tag: Mykhailo Mudryk

Rosenior Plans Contact With Mudryk as Doping Case Keeps Chelsea Winger Sidelined

Mykhailo Mudryk
January 2026

Rosenior said he hopes to speak with Mudryk soon as the winger remains under an indefinite provisional ban after an FA anti-doping charge, with the case still unresolved and a potential four-year suspension possible. Mudryk said the positive test was a shock and denied knowingly taking banned substances, citing confidentiality while his team investigates. He cannot train with teammates under the ban and has kept a low profile, while Shakhtar have publicly backed him as innocent.

Mudryk Eyes Olympic Sprinting After Doping Ban

Mykhailo Mudryk (Chelsea/Ukraine)
September 2025

With his football career frozen after a doping charge, Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk is preparing for a radical shift into athletics. Reports suggest he aims to represent Ukraine in sprinting at the 2028 Olympics, using his explosive pace for medals. Banned under FA anti-doping rules, Mudryk joined Ukraine’s sprint team and is training under Olympic coaches in Kyiv. Known for clocking 36.67 km/h on debut, his acceleration is now being channelled into track work, with belief discipline could unlock new athletic success.

Chelsea Still Eyeing Winger Signing Despite Mudryk Case

Mykhailo Mudryk (Chelsea)
June 2025

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca confirmed the club’s plan to sign a new winger this summer remains unchanged, despite Mudryk’s potential four-year ban following a positive doping test for the banned substance meldonium.
Mudryk, suspended since November, recently had his ‘B’ sample also test positive. Maresca emphasized the team had already played most of last season without him and needs proper wingers regardless, having also bid for Jamie Gittens.

Chelsea Ready to Cut Ties with Mudryk and Nkunku

Mykhailo Mudryk, Christopher Nkunku (Chelsea)
Summer 2025

Chelsea are reportedly open to offloading both Mudryk and Nkunku this summer. Mudryk’s form and failed drug test contribute to the decision; Nkunku draws interest from United and PSG.
Chelsea expect more serious bids for Nkunku, but could struggle to recoup the €60m paid for him. Mudryk’s suspension and underperformance complicate his market value.

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