Mykhailo Mudryk has so far failed to reach the heights his £88million January price tag promised. The winger is yet to build up any momentum at Stamford Bridge, and failed to register a single minute in three of Chelsea's last four games before the international break, a spell which brought about three wins and one draw for Graham Potter's side.
However, the Ukraine international began to show signs of promise in the one game he did play during that period, as he played a key role in the Blues' 3-1 win at Leicester City. Mudryk was the subject of a titanic transfer saga in January, as Arsenal's pursuit of the 22-year-old was ultimately beaten by Todd Boehly's staggering transfer kitty to bring him to west London instead.
Mudryk has now spoken of the pressures that came with signing for Chelsea, particularly during a difficult time on the pitch for the club. When asked about whether he had a tough start to life at Chelsea, Mudryk told Sky Sports: "I can say yes, it's a lot of pressure, but it's not for the first time.
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