England FA charge Chelsea’s Mudryk with anti-doping rule violation

England Football Association (FA) has officially accused Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk of breaking anti-doping rules.

Announced on Wednesday, the charge concerns the claimed presence or application of a banned drug under the FA’s antidoping policies.

What the FA said

“We can confirm that Mykhailo Mudryk has been charged with anti-doping rule violations alleging the presence and/or use of a prohibited substance, in terms of regulations 3 and 4 of the FA’s anti-doping regulations,” the FA said.

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“As this is an ongoing case, we are not in a position to comment further at this time.”

This statement validates the gravity of the situation but provides no particular specifics as the inquiry goes on.

What measures follow this charge

The FA’s charge results from a possible violation of rule 3 (presence of a prohibited substance) and/or rule 4 (use of a prohibited substance).

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Depending on the result of current actions, Mudryk could be suspended for up to four years, further examined, or perhaps subject to disciplinary hearings.

The club has made no comments; no official disciplinary actions have been taken yet.

What this means for Chelsea

Particularly considering important matches upcoming, this accusation might influence Enzo Maresca’s squad strategy.

Should he be convicted, the Ukrainian could be banned for a considerable amount of time—something that could slow down his increasing role on the squad.

For the moment, the club and the FA are keeping silence. The football industry is observing the case develop with great interest.

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