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Mykhailo Mudryk Joins Tottenham on Loan from Chelsea

Ukrainian winger Mykhailo Mudryk moves to Tottenham on loan, aiming to revive his career under former coach Roberto De Zerbi.

2 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Mykhailo Mudryk has signed a loan deal with Tottenham Hotspur from Chelsea, as confirmed just before the transfer deadline. This move provides Mudryk with an opportunity to reinvigorate his career after a challenging period at Chelsea.

The loan arrangement includes a purchase option of £75 million. Mudryk previously garnered significant attention when he was signed by Chelsea from Shakhtar Donetsk in January 2023 for a total of €100 million (£89 million), which included an initial fee of €70 million along with potential add-ons worth €30 million.

Mudryk expressed excitement about the transition, noting his eagerness to reunite with Roberto De Zerbi, who previously coached him at Shakhtar Donetsk. De Zerbi's hiring as Tottenham’s manager aligns with Mudryk's hopes of revitalizing his playing career.

His time at Chelsea has not met expectations, leading to the perception of him as a 'forgotten' player in the Premier League. This loan move is seen as a chance to regain form and playtime.

The agreement between Chelsea and Tottenham marks a notable moment in this transfer window, highlighting Tottenham's intent to enhance its squad following De Zerbi's appointment.

Mudryk's move is particularly interesting as he seeks to overcome the challenges faced during his time in Chelsea, where competition for positions has been fierce. The strategic signing aims to bolster Tottenham's attacking options moving forward.

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