Mykhailo Mudryk has reportedly informed Chelsea of his preferred destination as the club prepares to sanction a temporary departure for the winger this summer. The Ukrainian international has recently returned to the fold following a lengthy absence and is eager to prove his worth during the 2026-27 campaign.
After a raft of new arrivals, the Blues and their new manager have plenty of work to do in what remains of the transfer window to cut down their bloated squad, with plenty of big-name players facing an uncertain future.
Xabi Alonso has confirmed Mykhailo Mudryk could feature against Juventus in Hong Kong after his four-year doping ban was rescinded. The winger rejoined the Chelsea squad on Tuesday, receiving a massive reception from local fans. Despite the Ukrainian returning to group training, his long-term future remains uncertain as three Premier League clubs circle.
The winger has joined up with Xabi Alonso's squad on the pre-season tour of Australia and south-east Asia, but more than 600 days on from his last appearance, his future at the club is up in the air
Chelsea are strongly considering sending Mykhailo Mudryk on loan to sister club Strasbourg as he returns from a long anti-doping suspension. The Blues want the Ukrainian winger to rebuild his fitness and confidence in France rather than immediately throwing him into Xabi Alonso's starting plans.
Frank Lampard is reportedly plotting an ambitious move to bring Mykhailo Mudryk to Coventry City as he prepares for life back in the Premier League. The Chelsea legend is keen to provide the Ukrainian winger with a fresh start following the resolution of a lengthy anti-doping saga that kept him off the pitch for nearly two years.
Xabi Alonso has admitted his surprise after Mykhailo Mudryk was cleared to return to the Chelsea squad following the conclusion of a lengthy anti-doping case. The Ukrainian winger is now set to link up with his teammates for the remainder of their pre-season tour in Asia.
Mykhailo Mudryk, Chelsea's mercurial winger, has been allowed to return to the club after seeing his case for doping resolved. The Ukrainian forward was handed a four-year ban by the FA in June 2025, but after appealing to the Court of Arbitration for Sport has seen the suspension ended early. He will join the club's preseason camp as they revamp under Xabi Alonso.
Four years into BlueCo's so-called 'project' at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea have spent some £1.9 BILLION ($2.5bn) on new signings, and a haphazard approach to the transfer market means there have been some absolute clangers among them. For every success story, like Cole Palmer or Moises Caicedo, there have been multiple monumental and costly failures.
Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk has officially lodged an appeal with the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) after being hit with a maximum four-year ban for a doping violation. The Ukraine international has been out of action for nearly 18 months following an adverse finding in a routine test, a situation that sent shockwaves through Stamford Bridge.
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