Reports reveal that Mudryk has already climbed to Level 10, the highest possible rank on the platform, boasting a 2007 ELO rating after 669 matches — a remarkable achievement considering the short time he’s been active. Data shows that the 24-year-old has been playing several hours daily in recent weeks, using gaming as both a distraction and a way to maintain focus amid his ongoing suspension.
Mudryk’s doping case continues to develop. The Football Association has charged him under anti-doping regulations after the discovery of meldonium — a substance banned by WADA — in his system. If found guilty, the winger could face a ban lasting up to four years, a setback that would significantly impact his career at Chelsea and with the Ukrainian national team.
Despite the controversy, Mudryk has vehemently denied any wrongdoing, describing the test result as a “complete shock.” He continues to cooperate fully with authorities as the investigation proceeds.
While uncertainty looms over his football future, Mudryk’s unexpected rise in the esports world has caught the attention of fans — many of whom have praised his competitive spirit and dedication, even away from the pitch.
