Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk, who has not played since November 2024, can return to football after a partial ruling on his appeal against a four-year doping ban. Both outlets report that the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) partially upholds Mudryk’s appeal, meaning the disciplinary outcome is not fully overturned, but the decision allows him to resume playing.
The reports describe Mudryk as a Chelsea player affected by the doping ban since it was imposed, and they note the length of the original suspension as four years. The partial nature of the CAS decision is central: it confirms that the ban is still in some form, but it also removes enough of the restriction for him to become eligible again. Neither source provides additional details on the specific substance, the exact changes made to the ban duration, or when he will be able to register for matches. The agreement of both outlets is that the CAS appeal results in eligibility to play despite the ongoing disciplinary context.
