A Chelsea player has been called the most overrated in the Premier League.

Three players from the Chelsea football team have recently been facing criticism and backlash. In particular, Mykhailo Mudryk, who was signed for a whopping £89 million from Shakhtar Donetsk, has been deemed as the most overrated player in the Premier League. Despite high expectations, Mudryk has not been able to live up to them during his two-year tenure in London.

Last season, the Ukrainian only managed to score seven goals in 41 matches, and this season, he has yet to score in eight appearances across all competitions. Although he did provide a well-placed cross for Renato Veiga's goal in their recent Conference League victory over Gent, Mudryk still struggles to secure regular playing time. His last start in a league match was in August against Wolves, where he was substituted off at halftime.

In an attempt to motivate Mudryk, Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca has challenged him to "do better" in order to earn a spot in the starting lineup. However, with the impressive performances of Noni Madueke and deadline-day signing Jadon Sancho, it will be a difficult task for Mudryk to regain his place. Former Everton defender Alan Stubbs believes that Mudryk may have a long journey ahead of him to prove himself at Stamford Bridge.

Stubbs also expressed disappointment in two other Chelsea signings, Enzo Fernandez and Moises Caicedo, who were brought in for a combined fee of over £100 million. He believes that their performances in central midfield have not lived up to their price tags and that they have not dominated the field as expected. While acknowledging that they are both talented players, Stubbs feels that they have yet to make a significant impact for the team.

In the world of football, expectations are high and the pressure to perform is immense. This is especially true for players like Mudryk, Fernandez, and Caicedo, who were brought in for large sums of money. It remains to be seen if they can prove their worth and live up to the hype surrounding their signings. Only time will tell if they will be able to silence their critics and make a lasting impression on the pitch for Chelsea.

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