Enzo Maresca reveals that he did not know that the suspended star Mykhailo Mudryk had flown to Poland to encourage his Chelsea teammates in Conference League final
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- Mudryk has not played for Chelsea for six months after failing a drug test
- He flew to Poland to support his teammates, but Maresca didn’t know
- Listen now: It’s all about! Is Ruben Amorim too honest?
Enzo Maresca longs for another chance to stab two fingers Chelsea‘s critics this season by following up Champions League Qualification with the Conference League trophy to end a perfect week.
It was after Sunday’s 1-0 Premier League win Nottingham Forest That Maresca Bullishs told his doubters to have ‘Eff off’ after he has irritated himself through their barbs, and on Wednesday evening he will face the real betis of Manuel Pellegrini in the final.
Among those present in Wroclaw, Poland, is the suspended winger of Chelsea Mykhailo Mudryk. The Ukrainian was spotted by supporters in a Steakhouse on Tuesday in a Steakhouse after traveling to the team separately.
Bizarre enough, Maresca did not know that he was here, because the blues boss was surprised when he was asked about his presence at his press conference for the competition.
Maresca is only aimed at winning his first trophy with Chelsea and says: ‘In our bad moment, our bad run during the season, in February and March when we dropped points, many people spoke and from our point of view they did not speak in the right way.
‘Yes, we are young, yes, we are the youngest team in the history of the Premier League, but at the same time they are men. I also use those critics to say: “Boys, today is a chance that we can say that we are not young, we are mature enough, we can compete.”

Mykhailo Mudryk (left) flew in Poland to encourage his teammates from Chelsea

Mudryk has not played for Chelsea for six months after failing a drug test

Enzo Maresca has revealed that he did not even know that Mudryk was in the country
In the meantime, Pellegrini says that Antony told him that he wanted ‘revenge’ after Manchester United had driven out their £ 86 million men by sending him on loan to Betis.
While United has struggled under Ruben Amorim, Antony has found form under Pellegrini, who said: “He told me he wasn’t playing and was not happy. He wanted to “revenge” and show what he can do. It is difficult with a price tag of € 100 million. Antony is a very good player. ‘
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