Eagle-eyed Chelsea fans notice Mykhailo Mudryk's unique shin guards with four-word message
Mykhailo Mudryk has a four-word message written on one shin guard and cats on the other.
eagle eyes Chelsea Fans saw the details on their pads overnight Wednesday. Carabao Cup exit.
The Blues lost 2-0 to Newcastle in the fourth round at St. James' Park.
mudryk He started for Enzo Maresca's team and played the full 90 minutes as last year's finalists were eliminated.
Supporters also noticed a four-word message on the 23-year-old's shin guards after an image shared on Chelsea's social media pages.
His guard says, “I can't, I can't, I can, I can,” as well as having a photo of a cat on the other platform.
The word “can't” is gradually being phased out in favor of the word “can.”
Reacting on social media, one fan wrote: “Unintentionally funniest man ever.”
Another added: “I always thought Misha liked cats.”
Meanwhile, a third follower also commented: “I love Mudryk.”
As well as starting in midweek, Mudryk had already made a cameo off the bench against Newcastle on Sunday.
He played the final 23 minutes of Chelsea's 2–1 home win over the same opponents in the Premier League.
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It came after he scored and gave two assists Panathinaikos in last week's Conference League victory in Greece.
Mudryk looks to force his way back into the league's starting lineup.
His only league start for Maresca came in August against Wolves, and the Ukrainian retired at half-time.
Since then, he has played just 59 minutes in the Premier League in four substitute appearances.
However, Mudryk has managed one goal and five assists in his 11 appearances in all competitions this season.
