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Mykhailo Mudryk is expected to learn by mid-August whether he will remain at Chelsea, leave on loan or secure a permanent move.
Mykhailo Mudryk is attracting interest from several clubs after becoming eligible to return to football, with his immediate future at Chelsea still undecided.
The Ukrainian winger will complete the club’s pre-season tour of Asia before discussions begin over the next stage of his career, according to journalist Ben Jacobs.
Mudryk is aiming to receive clarity by mid-August on whether he will remain with Chelsea’s first-team squad, head out on loan or depart permanently.
Coventry City are among the clubs to have expressed interest, although they are not the only side monitoring his situation.
Ben Jacobs reports that Chelsea will first assess Mudryk’s current form and fitness after pre-season before working with the player to determine the most suitable outcome for all parties involved. The club’s evaluation is expected to shape the final decision on his future ahead of the new season.
The English Football Association is set to officially withdraw its support for Fifa president Gianni Infantino. This decision stems from the widespread criticism following his scrapped plans to sell stakes in Fifa competitions to private investors. Uefa is threatening legal action, and Wales has already publicly pulled its backing, intensifying the pressure on Infantino ahead of his re-election bid next March.
Newcastle United has completed a £25.7m deal for Braga goalkeeper Lukas Hornicek. Despite earlier signing 20-year-old Ewen Jaouen, the Magpies were keen on a more established number one. Hornicek, 24, signed a five-year contract after his release clause was activated, expressing excitement for the new challenge.
Headlines:
- Newcastle Lands Hornicek for £25.7M
- Magpies Secure Braga Keeper
- New No. 1 Arrives at St James’ Park
Wolves Boss: “New Era!” | Peixoto Plots Future
Wolves head coach Cesar Peixoto asserts his squad has moved past previous struggles at Molineux, embracing a “new era.” Taking over from Rob Edwards last month, Peixoto inherited a team that finished bottom of the Premier League. Following a 3-0 friendly win over Racing Santander, the Portuguese coach insists confidence has returned, with players committed to his vision for a strong season.
Celtic’s LASK Challenge
Celtic drew Austrian champions LASK in the Champions League play-off. Rangers await Larne or Iberia Tbilisi in the Europa League if they overcome Jagiellonia Bialystok. Hearts could face AGF Aarhus or Sabah in Europa League, or Paide Linnameeskond/Rapid Vienna in Conference League. Other Scottish teams also learned their European paths.
Crystal Palace are set to submit an offer to Chelsea for Axel Disasi. The French defender has emerged as Palace’s priority target to replace Maxence Lacroix, with talks between the clubs currently ongoing.
Italian clubs remain attentive to the situation.
Gianni Infantino is set to hold a meeting with senior figures in the Trump administration as he seeks support to continue at FIFA.
Infantino has already been calling federations for public support as pressure grows for him to resign.
Inter Milan will soon make a final decision on signing Tottenham defender Cristian Romero, with personal terms agreed while other clubs circle.
Inter Milan are expected to make a final decision regarding a deal for Tottenham defender Cristian Romero.
Agreement on a transfer fee is already settled, with Romero requesting wages matching his current salary in London. However, other clubs are monitoring the Argentine, meaning squad exits could prove vital.