The mood of Mykhailo Mudryk is not good amid his ongoing suspension from football according to Shakhtar Donetsk CEO Sergei Palkin.
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Mudryk last played for Chelsea in November 2024 as he scored in a 2-0 win against Heidenheim in the Conference League.
The Ukrainian has been charged by the FA and faces a ban of up to four years if found guilty, with the process still ongoing.
Sergei Palkin provides update on Mykhailo Mudryk
Mudryk is currently training on his own at non league side Uxbridge FC, and is believed to have a private arrangement with the club in regards to using the facilities.
The 25-year-old has always maintained his innocence, but updates surrounding his case have been few and far between.
Shakhtar CEO Palkin has been supportive of Mudryk throughout this ordeal and in an exclusive interview revealed the winger’s mood isn’t good amid his absence from football.
“He is training, he’s training by himself because the FIFA rules say you cannot stay in the camp,” he told Football London.
“He dedicates almost the whole day to train and to keep himself in a good level, physically and mentally.
“The mood is not so good at this moment but he believes everything should be good and he will return to football as fast as possible.”
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In other news…
Geovany Quenda, who’ll arrive in the summer has reportedly put on muscle mass and now has a body ready for the Premier League.
The winger has been at Chelsea’s Cobham training base recently to recover from injury, but his aim is to win his place back in the Sporting Lisbon side.
The expectation is Quenda will go straight into the Chelsea squad when he arrives, and the Blues are believed to have earmarked him as an option on the left wing.
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