
Mykhailo Mudryk left out of Chelsea trophy celebrations despite travelling to Poland in his club kit to collect a medal
MYKHAILO MUDRYK was left out of Chelsea's trophy celebrations - despite travelling to Poland for the Conference League final.
The Blues came from behind to
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Chelsea lifted the Conference League after beating Real Betis
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Mykhailo Mudryk did not get a medal despite being in Poland
It meant
But Mudryk did not pick up a medal or get to join in the celebrations with the rest of his team-mates.
Mudryk, 24, is currently
suspended from playing
after testing positive for the banned substance meldonium while on international duty in November.
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t has not been made official whether
's B-sample was also contaminated but he has not played for them in 2025
.
However, he
The Ukrainian winger was spotted wearing a club gilet in a steakhouse.
His shock appearance even took manager
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Maresca said: 'To be honest, I just... Is he here or is he coming? He's here. I'm happy for Misha to be here.
"I don't know, I just said that. I'm happy for Misha to be here.'
Banned Mykhailo Mudryk turns up in Chelsea kit unannounced on eve of Conference League final to shock of club
But SunSport understands Mudryk made the journey to Poland in
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He played in six Conference League matches during the league phase before his shock suspension, scoring three goals.
However, he was nowehere to be seen after the full-time whistle as Chelsea's players collected their winner's medals from Aleksander Ceferin.
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Mudryk has not played since November 28 after testing positive for a banned substance
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He was all smiles in a steakhouse in Wroclaw wearing a Chelsea gilet
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