US EditionChelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk charged by FA over doping
- Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk was charged by the Football Association in June 2025 for anti-doping rule violations related to a positive drug test.
- The charge followed a positive A sample for the banned substance meldonium, detected last year shortly after Mudryk returned from November international duty with Ukraine.
- Mudryk last played on 28 November 2024 and has been provisionally suspended since December 2024, with his number 10 shirt reassigned to Cole Palmer earlier this month.
- Mudryk, aged 24, said the result was "a complete shock" and denies knowingly using banned substances, while Chelsea confirmed he has never knowingly done so.
- The ongoing case could lead to a significant ban under FA regulations, with Mudryk cooperating with investigations and hoping to return to play soon.
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The Ukrainian attacker, for which the British made madness by handing him the number 10 jersey, is now behind the wall. I hire the same law firm that defended Pogba
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The Ukrainian Mychajlo Mudryk is contacted by the competent association because of a conspicuous urine sample. The professional rejects doping accusations.
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