🔵🇺🇦 Mykhaylo Mudryk statement.
“After a long battle, the four-year ban that was imposed on me has been rescinded and I am free to resume my career with immediate effect.
I am grateful that this process has reached a conclusion, that I have been cleared to return to football and that I can now look ahead to my future.
This has been the most difficult period of my career.
As I have always maintained from the outset of this case, I have never knowingly or intentionally taken any banned substance. My commitment to competing fairly and representing my club and country with professionalism and integrity has always been important to me.
I would like to thank my family and friends for their support and belief throughout this period.
I also want to express my deep gratitude to everyone at Chelsea FC, my teammates and the Chelsea supporters who have been with me throughout.
I would also like to thank my legal team and others who assisted for their tireless work on my case.
My focus now is on returning to football, working hard every day, and making a positive contribution on the pitch.
Thank you to everyone who continued to believe in me. I look forward to the next chapter of my career”.
🚨⚫️🔵 Understand Inter are set to discuss a two year deal with John Stones as a free agent, talks ongoing.
Juventus also approached his camp over the weekend.
Decision up to the English CB who also has proposals in Premier League.
🚨⚪️ Real Madrid sent €100m official bid to RB Leipzig this week: €90m plus €10m add-ons proposal on the table.
RB Leipzig have rejected as they ask for more than €100m to let Diomandé leave.
Real remain in talks.
🔴🔵 PSG, in talks for weeks but no agreement yet with RB.
🚨👀 Michael Carrick on Casemiro eventually staying: “I think in some ways it's difficult to say, I think it's when something's decided, and in some ways the fact that it was decided makes things a little bit easier, and everyone understands the situation really”.
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