Chelsea is preparing for the service of a 100 million Euro blockbuster.

The latest move by the Chelsea star is seen as a signal that he maintains his physical condition, ready for his return.

While his future remains shrouded in uncertainty due to a temporary suspension, Mykhailo Mudryk unexpectedly appeared training at a semi-professional club in England, causing quite a stir among fans.

Mudryk joined Chelsea in January 2023 from Shakhtar Donetsk in a deal that could cost up to £89 million, once expected to become a high-speed attacking force on the wing. However, after 73 appearances and 10 goals, the Ukrainian player has not fully met the expectations at Stamford Bridge.

A crisis struck in November 2024 when Mudryk was provisionally suspended by The Football Association over alleged involvement with a banned substance. This news was shocking as he had no prior history of violations. Immediately after the case came to light, Mudryk asserted his innocence and stated he never intentionally used a banned substance. He mentioned he is cooperating with his legal team to clarify the matter and expressed hope for a swift return to the pitch.

As of now, the FA has not yet issued a final ruling. This leaves Mudryk's future at Chelsea in a state of uncertain waiting.

According to a report from the Daily Mail, Mudryk was spotted training at the Honeycroft ground of Uxbridge FC, a club playing at a semi-professional level. On his personal Instagram, the 25-year-old midfielder posted a video showing him executing technical moves before unleashing a precise left-footed shot into the top corner.

This image quickly went viral, sparking speculation that Mudryk might be seeking a new club or secretly training with another team during his suspension period. However, journalist Ben Jacobs clarified that Mudryk is not training with Uxbridge FC but has rented their 3G pitch to maintain his fitness. The entire arrangement was made by the player's personal team, is unrelated to Chelsea, and does not violate the terms of his suspension.

Meanwhile, World Anti-Doping Agency President Witold Banka stated that the organization is awaiting the disciplinary decision from the English FA. Once the official conclusion is reached, WADA will review the case and may appeal if the sanction is deemed either too severe or too lenient according to the World Anti-Doping Code.

Clearly, Mudryk is striving to maintain his form during the most challenging period of his career. With the talent and pace that once caught Europe's attention, the Ukrainian player certainly does not want his peak years to be interrupted for too long. The biggest question now is not only the severity of the sanction he will face but also whether Chelsea will continue to place their faith in this expensive signing.

Fans of The Blues are still awaiting a clear answer, while Mudryk quietly prepares for his comeback, hoping to continue his unfinished journey in the Premier League.