According to http://ufabet999.app media in the homeland of Mykhailo Mudryk , the disappearance of the Chelsea speedster is due to a doping test issue.
According to two Ukrainian media reports, each with its own sources, Mudryk has failed a doping test
and is currently awaiting the results of a B-sample test. Which will confirm the positive results from an A-sample test collected in late October.
There is no information. About what the banned substance is or whether the test is from the Premier League or UEFA. But it is likely that UEFA is taking a special interest in this matter.
Mudryk has not played since the away game at Heidenheim on November 28. And has not been in the matchday squad since the game against Aston Villa on December 1.
The winger has apparently seen his A sample flagged and now awaits the result of the B sample. There could be severe punishment, including a ban, if he’s found guilty. The Premier League has been almost entirely clean in terms of performance-enhancing drugs. Leading some to believe that they are just looking the other way most of the time.
Mudryk is known as a bit of gym rat, and puts a lot of workout related content on his social media, which is hardly a smoking gun but is an unfortunate coincidence at best.
The club’s official reason is that the Ukrainian player is sick, but his status as a secondary option in the Blues’ attack this season has meant that there has been less news about him.
There are no clear reports of the facts of this story, but if it really happens, Mudryk could face serious consequences, including a multi-year ban from football.