Re: ⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

Quote from: bitvalak on Today at 06:19:03 PM

Quote from: Pesona1 on Today at 03:45:07 PM

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Still remember mudryk price?
The most expensive player bought by Chelsea in the winter of 2022 will reportedly be sold by Chelsea next summer, In fact, Chelsea offered Mudryk to Bayern Munich last winter, but because of Mudryk poor performance with Chelsea so far, of course Munich has shifted the transfer target to Bryan Zaragoza, currently it looks like Chelsea has lost patience with Mudryk so according FOOTBALL INSIDER Chelsea will immediately sell him at the risk of a big loss, bought for almost 100 million euros but up to now Mudryk has not made a big contribution to Chelsea and instead Mudryk can only be a burden on the team, in Chelsea last 3 matches, Mudryk didn't even get a chance to play at all,so the issue of selling Mudryk next summer is getting stronger.
It's worth waiting to see what price Chelsea will set to sell their most expensive player in next summer, because I think if Chelsea don't set a low selling price then no club might want to buy him.

Source : FOOTBALL INSIDER

It's a shame that he's still young and has potential but doesn't shine at Chelsea. Moreover, he was bought at a fantastic price for a player who has never won a prestigious trophy in the big leagues.
There is a big possibility that if someone wants to take his services, it will be mediocre clubs. Especially when Chelsea wears number 10, it is very difficult to imagine with his current performance. Selling at a loss is the solution for his future career.

Of the many failed transfers that Chelsea have made, perhaps Mudryk is one of the most fraudulent investments they have ever made. It was a wise choice to let go of Mudryk, maybe some of the money could be returned even though Chelsea had to accept a huge loss. Mudryk may have chosen the wrong club and the timing wasn't right, because currently most of Chelsea players are filled with young players who can't help him develop for the better.

If Mudryk joins a mediocre club, maybe he can get more playing time, calculate to hone his skills to become better. However, it looks like the Blues will have difficulty cashing in on the winger, because his price is very expensive and his salary is also very large. An alternative solution that the Blues management might use is to loan Mudryk to another club, with a permanent purchase option in the end. Personally I still don't understand why Chelsea recruited him, plus the price is very expensive.