Mykhailo Mudryk has spoken to Tottenham supporters after completing a move from Chelsea to the north London club on loan.
The Ukrainian winger has joined Tottenham in a temporary transfer from their London rivals, with the agreement including an option for Tottenham to make the move permanent. If the club chooses to exercise that option, Mudryk could be signed for €87m.
The announcement marks Mudryk’s switch from one London club to another, with Tottenham now holding the right to decide whether to complete a permanent transfer at the end of the loan arrangement. The €87m figure is the value attached to that option.
Mudryk’s comments came as he began his Tottenham spell and addressed the supporters of his new club. The report does not include the full wording of his message, but confirms that the Ukrainian winger commented on his move away from Chelsea and his arrival at Tottenham.
The agreement gives Tottenham control over the next step in Mudryk’s future. The club can assess the player during the loan period before deciding whether to commit to the €87m purchase option.
Mudryk therefore remains on a temporary agreement for now, while Tottenham have protected the possibility of making the transfer permanent. Chelsea, meanwhile, have approved his move to another capital club.
The transfer involves two London sides and keeps Mudryk in the capital after his departure from Chelsea. Tottenham’s option means the deal could eventually become a permanent transfer worth €87m, although the reported agreement does not state that the fee will definitely be paid.
For the moment, the confirmed arrangement is a loan with the right for Tottenham to buy Mudryk. His message to Tottenham supporters follows the completion of that move and represents his first public comment on the switch from Chelsea.
Mudryk is identified as a Ukrainian winger in the report, while the clubs involved are Chelsea and Tottenham. The move is the central development, with the possible €87m permanent transfer providing the agreement’s main additional detail.