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·22 août 2024
“A lot of mistakes” – Maresca echoes Chelsea fans on Mudryk, but has a solution
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·22 août 2024
After praising Noni Madueke, Enzo Maresca was asked for this thoughts on a less successful winger, Mykhailo Mudryk.
Tonight was a typical Mudryk performance – a couple of brilliant flashes, a lot more very poor moments. Nothing has really changed since the day he first played for us, despite a series of different managers and formations and teammates.
“Misha, this is Mudryk, not only tonight. Since he joined the club, he had some good moments and some bad moments,” Maresca said in his press conference tonight.
“If he becomes more consistent, he can take one step forward. We are going to try and help him change. He needs to understand that we will give him the ball in the final third and he has to make the right decision. A lot of mistakes from Misha is about the choice. Hopefully we can help him and he can improve that.”
Josh Acheampong trains with Mykhailo Mudryk.
It’s pretty incisive assessment. It echoes what a lot of Chelsea fans would say, certainly if they were in the position the coach is, needing to be a little diplomatic and positive. Maybe Maresca really did watch all our old games back? He certainly seems to have come to the same conclusions as a lot of supporters.
Mudryk is our problem now, and regretting a desperately bad transfer won’t change anything. Maresca has to strip the winger back to his essential parts and see if he can find anything he can repurpose for good use in his very specific system.
We will see a lot of Mudryk this season, but it’s a long road to the actual first team for him now, after 18 disappointing months. The only reason he’s still here is his price tag, and he’s running out of time to prove otherwise.