LIAM ROSENIOR is yet to speak to exiled Chelsea star Mykhailo Mudryk.
The Ukrainian winger cannot even train with the Blues while he is provisionally suspended for failing a drugs test.
And new boss Rosenior has not got round to talking to Mudryk — who was charged by the FA in June, six months after his interim ban began.
Rosenior said: “It’s definitely something I want to do — but there are many things I want to do and haven’t been able to.
“He’s a magnificent player. He’s had a difficult time and when the moment is right, I’ll definitely have a conversation with him.”
Mudryk’s life and career remain in limbo as he and Chelsea await a verdict in the FA case.
If the 25-year-old is found guilty of knowingly taking banned drug Meldonium, he could be banned from football for four years.
Mudryk joined from Shakhtar Donetsk in an £88million deal in January 2023 but has not played since November 2024.
Mudryk broke his silence earlier this month, in what was seen as a hint his case could finally be resolved soon.
The winger said on Instagram: “Happy New Year to all my fans.
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“I just wanted to say thank you for your support.
“I see all your messages and truly appreciate them, so please don’t give up on me as I not [sic] give up on myself. Can’t wait to see you soon.”
