A reliable journalist has been asked whether Chelsea will be looking to sell winger Mykhailo Mudryk this summer after he has failed to ever really settle at the club.
Mudryk arrived well over a year ago now but has never really lived up to expectations all bar a few moments of promise. He’s never managed to maintain a sustained run in the team, and it looks like manager Mauricio Pochettino really doesn’t fancy him at all as he heads way down the list of starting attackers.
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So could this spell the end of his Chelsea future and might the club now look to sell him in order to balance the financial books for FFP purposes?
Journalist Ben Jacobs has been asked that exact question this week, and says that Chelsea have many more sellable assets before they would even look at selling Mudryk.
Jacobs told GIVEMESPORT:
“Come the summer, Chelsea have other names on the permanent sale list, deemed surplus to requirements for which they can pull in fees. Lukaku is one, and Maatsen is another that Chelsea would have sold in January if they could have done so. Money will likely come in when the obligation is triggered for Lewis Hall at Newcastle. The feeling is that it’s a case of when or if he permanently moves there based on the obligation terms.
“There’s Chalobah, possibly Cucurella, and Gallagher. So, there are enough other sellable assets that would mean Chelsea would not be forced to bring in a fee for Mudyrk.”
Personally I think Mudryk would benefit from a move away from Chelsea, but perhaps a loan deal would be the best move forward for all parties this summer.
