Mykhailo Mudryk: Chelsea Star Reshares Chant Mocking Arsenal After Impressive Debut

• Mykhailo Mudryk has allayed fears that he preferred a move to Arsenal by 'mocking' them
• The new Chelsea star re-shared a post mocking Arsenal hours after making his debut at Anfield
• Mudryk's debut revoked memories of Eden Hazard's time at Chelsea with his pace and mazy runs

Chelsea's new signing Mykhailo Mudryk is seemingly loving his new surroundings after making his debut on January 21st.

Mudryk came off the bench during Chelsea's game against Liverpool and put on an impressive show to immediately justify his hefty price tag.

The Ukrainian international did not get a goal or an assist but had a couple of decent opportunities with Chelsea fans liking their new winger.

It was widely thought that he would seal a move to Arsenal only for Chelsea to outbid their London rivals for his signature. It was a signing that created a forum for hilarious banter between Chelsea and Arsenal fans on social media.

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Mudryk has now even added further fuel after he reshared a chant mocking Arsenal's failure to sign him. Chelsea fans sang the song during the game at Anfield with Mudryk resharing it on his Instagram stories.

The chant read in part:

"He flew in from Ukraine, on Boehly's private plane,.

Mudryk said to me: 'Have Arsenal won the Champions League?'.

So I told him no, you know the place to go, then he said to me, I want to lift number three," as quoted by Goal.

The 22-year-old looks to be a certain starter for Graham Potter's side in subsequent games. Chelsea take a two-week break before resuming with a home clash against Fulham.

New Eden Hazard?

Sports Brief had earlier reported that Chelsea fans believe their new signing Mykhailo Mudryk may be the real deal after his exemplary 35-minute show against Liverpool on Saturday.

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The Blues beat Arsenal to sign Mudryk for £89m from Shakhtar Donetsk in what was a shock transfer for many since the Ukrainian snubbed league leaders Arsenal for 10th-placed Chelsea.

Mudryk was instantly integrated into Chelsea’s squad as under-pressure Graham Potter named him on the bench to face the Reds, who are also having a dull campaign.