“It would be better for him” – Coach reveals why the £62 million star should have joined Arsenal rather than Chelsea.
Former Shakhtar Donetsk coach Andreas Carrasco feels Mykhailo Mudryk should have joined Arsenal rather than Chelsea.
The Ukrainian international made a mark as a second-half substitute in the Blues’ goalless draw with Liverpool. His energy and technique revealed how dangerous he can be, causing issues for the Reds’ experienced veteran James Milner.
While Arsenal was interested in signing Mudryk, Chelsea outbid them (£62 million) for his talents. Carrasco, on the other hand, isn’t thrilled with the 22-year-move old’s to Chelsea, as he told UA Tribuna
“(Chelsea) is a club that has been changing recently. But it is good for Mudryk to be in a club that always expects maximum results. Now, he needs to go through a period of adaptation. And only time will tell if it was the right decision for him or not.”
He claimed that the Gunners, with their attacking style of play under Mikel Arteta, could have been a better fit for Mudryk.
“Today, Arsenal, with their style of play, could be more suitable for Mudryk, who successfully uses dribbling and plays one-v-one. It would be better for him, in my opinion (to have joined Arsenal).“ (Mudryk is) talented, very fast. His strength is his ability to play one-v-one, using his speed and dribbling. He is not a typical Ukrainian player. Mudryk is arguably the most talented (Ukrainian) player at the moment. And he is very different from everyone.”
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