MYKHAILO MUDRYK continues to flirt online with American TV star Jordyn Jones and may just have won her over.
The Chelsea winger is still out of action after being charged with an alleged failed drugs test and has not played in over a year.
But Mudryk, 25, appears to be winning off the field regardless after trying to woo Jones via Instagram.
Commenting on a video of Jones in September 2025, the Ukrainian said: “Guys ,should I try?”
His attempts to land a date with Jones, also 25, look to have worked after he invited her to Disneyland in Paris.
A couple of days later she posted from the French capital, sparking rumours that the pair had met.
Four months on and Mudryk continues to chat up Jones on social media.
On a post from last week of Jones walking with a set of roses in Oxfordshire, Mudryk replied: “Flowers suit you”.
Jones said back: “why thank you darling”.
That once more got the attention of Chelsea fans hoping their attacker is living his best life.
Mudryk has regularly messaged Jones on Insta, calling her “the cutest”, posting a single rose emoji, and using a heart.
The former Shakhtar Donetsk prospect also said to Jones: “Save your tears for another day”.
Adding to the hype, Jones has posed with a Chelsea scarf and follows Mudryk back.
She has over nine million Instagram fans having made her name as a young dancer in the early 2010s.
Jones, who is from Kalamazoo, Michigan, is known for appearing on Shake It Up and now does modelling work.
Mudryk, meanwhile, is still waiting to find out if he will be handed an even lengthier ban from football.
After the charges were made official by the FA he said: “This has come as a complete shock as I have never knowingly used any banned substances or broken any rules, and am working closely with my team to investigate how this could have happened.
“I know that I have not done anything wrong and remain hopeful that I will be back on the pitch soon. I cannot say any more now due to the confidentiality of the process, but I will as soon as I can”.
The £62million forward, who could cost Chelsea an extra £26million in add-ons, has played 73 times for the club since his dramatic move from Ukraine in January 2023.
He had struggled to find his feet but did impress in the Conference League last season, where he scored and assisted three, accounting for a large portion of his 21 total goal contributions at Stamford Bridge.
His last minutes came in a 2-0 win over Heidenheim in the group phase of the competition before it emerged that he had been suspended.
Speaking about Mudryk, new Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior admitted that he hadn’t spoken to the player, who is not allowed to train with his team-mates at Cobham.
Rosenior said: “Not yet. It’s definitely something that I want to do, but there are many things I want to do and haven’t been able to do.
“But, no, he’s a magnificent player.
“He’s had a really difficult time and when the moment is right for me and him and the club, I’ll definitely have a conversation with him.”
He added: “The time is right when I speak with the board and the sporting directors and when it’s right that he’s in a place where I can have an impact, in a positive way, on his career.”
