Mykhaylo Mudryk made his Chelsea debut on a stage befitting of his newly-found status as a global superstar.
As soon as the Blues pulled the trigger on an £87million deal, Mudryk went from relative unknown to neutrals, to a player expected to immediately deliver. And so it made sense that his bow came during a clash with Liverpool at Anfield, with the eyes of the world on him.
Graham Potter turned to Mudryk with the game in a stalemate and Chelsea needing some attacking impetus off the substitutes’ bench. And though he failed to find the scoresheet in the 0-0 draw, it was an enterprising debut which provided plenty of positives.
