After Chelsea defeated Brighton & Hove Albion, Mukhaylo Mudryk thanked the Chelsea supporters.

Mykhaylo Mudryk says he felt a lot of love from the Chelsea supporters during their 3-2 victory over Brighton & Hove Albion.

The Ukrainian attacker started the match against Brighton and had a respectable performance, but his big moment came in the 61st minute when he won a penalty for the Blues, which allowed Enzo Fernandez to score from the spot to make it 3-1. Mudryk also had an opportunity, dribbling past the Brighton defense and missing the mark.

Joao Pedro headed the ball in the 92nd minute, but Chelsea held their ground and made sure they won the three points. Brighton, however, battled back and attempted to cut the score.

Mykhaylo Mudryk claims that his confidence is increased by the encouragement of his supporters. Images courtesy of Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images

With waves of acclaim, the former Shakhtar Donetsk forward was substituted off in the 81st minute, ending his night. Armando Broja took his place.

In general, Mudryk’s match was reasonable. The biggest contribution of the evening was the penalty he won. The player said, “It seems like he has a lot of support from the fans, and he enjoys the applause,” (h/t Express).

I truly value our supporters’ support, and it gives me a lot of encouragement. I appreciate your support and truly love them. I strive to always give it my all.

Mykhaylo Mudryk, a great player for Chelsea, has two goals this year. Images courtesy of Julian Finney/Getty Images

Mudryk did not have a significant effect on the game, but he was a decent left wing. He did, however, have a chance to score, but he failed miserably. The 23-year-old has the potential to grow because of his pace, which may be a severe threаt to opponents. Perhaps Mauricio Pochettino will assist him in this regard.

Once he develops positional awareness, he will undoubtedly be our best player because he is frequently exposed by opponents. Additionally, he may improve on his passing and dribbling, as they are a touch predictable now.