Chelsea winger linked with US star online buzz!!

Chelsea forward Mykhailo Mudryk is currently sidelined from competitive football while serving a provisional suspension related to an alleged anti-doping case, but the Ukrainian international has remained active on social media – and that activity has fuelled speculation about a potential new romance.

The 25-year-old winger, who joined Chelsea FC in January 2023 for a reported £62 million fee, has not played an official match since the ban was announced in late 2024. At the time of the suspension, he had started to show promising form in European competition, but his momentum was abruptly halted when proceedings were opened by the Football Association.

Mudryk has consistently denied knowingly taking any prohibited substance and has said he is cooperating fully with the investigation while hoping to return to action once the process is complete.

Social media interaction grabs attention

Away from the pitch, fans have noticed frequent online exchanges between Mudryk and American dancer, actress and influencer Jordyn Jones. The interaction began with light-hearted comments on social media before escalating into playful public messages.

Rumours intensified after Jones shared photos from a trip to Disneyland Paris shortly after Mudryk appeared to invite her there online. Further posts showed her wearing a Chelsea scarf, prompting supporters to speculate about a possible connection to the club’s winger.

Their comment exchanges – including compliments, emojis and affectionate replies – have kept gossip circulating among followers, although neither has publicly confirmed a relationship.

Jones first gained prominence as a young dancer and later appeared on the Disney Channel series Shake It Up. She now works mainly in modelling and digital content creation, boasting millions of followers across social platforms.

Unclear future at Stamford Bridge

Mudryk’s professional future remains uncertain while the case continues. He is currently unable to train with the first team at Cobham, and newly appointed head coach Liam Rosenior has said he has yet to hold direct talks with the player.

Rosenior, who replaced Enzo Maresca earlier this season, described Mudryk as a “magnificent player” who has endured a difficult period, adding that discussions will happen when the timing is right for both the club and the player.

Meanwhile, Chelsea remain active on multiple fronts, including the UEFA Champions League, and will return to Premier League action in a London derby against West Ham United this weekend.

For now, while his career situation is on hold pending the outcome of the investigation, Mudryk’s social media presence – and his apparent connection with Jones – continues to generate headlines off the field.