Mykhailo Mudryk blocking out the noise after Chelsea performance against Everton
Chelsea forward Mykhailo Mudryk is continuing to slowly quieten the outside noise after another strong showing against Everton, despite his side's 2-0 defeat.
Goals from Abdoulaye Doucoure and Lewis Dobbin condemned the Blues to a seventh Premier League defeat of the season, increasing the pressure on manager Mauricio Pochettino in the process. But Mudryk's showing impressed many watchers once more, as he seemingly grows more and more confident with each passing week.
The youngster created the most chances in the match (five) and also completed the most dribbles with four, proving that his influence on the team is not wasted. The Blues did have plenty of opportunities in front of goal, but it is that cutting edge that continues to prove a real Achilles heel so far this season.
Chelsea are tipped to once again delve into the transfer market in January in search of a new forward and former winger Pat Nevin's recent comments suggest he is on the fence regarding cashing in on the 22-year-old, despite his performances of late.
«A lot of teams would be interested in Mudryk! I'm not saying Chelsea should get rid of him, but Chelsea will have to sell someone if they want to get a striker as good as Osimhen in the door.
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»I didn't like seeing Mason Mount go, and I'm sure the club didn't either, but that sale made financial sense. I'm sure similar calculations will be going on.''
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