Former Ukrainian footballer and ex-Arsenal London defender Oleh Luzhny believes that midfielder Mykhailo Mudryk should not have gone to Chelsea if he was not ready to demonstrate his level there. According to the legendary footballer, Mudryk understood where he was going to play and should have been ready both psychologically and physically.

Luzhny is sure that Mykhailo should have moved to Arsenal then, as this team suited him better in style. Even if Chelsea offered better financial terms, it would have been easier for him to open up at Arsenal.

"If he saw the contract and the amount he would be paid, didn't his eyes pop out? If you come to play in a team, you must be ready to be valuable. Of course, the press will put pressure as his transfer cost a lot of money. But he is paid a big salary and he does not show anything. He will be criticized", Informator quotes Oleh.

Luzhny advised his compatriot,

"If Mudryk felt that he can not play at that level, he simply should not have gone and played in this league. You could have gone to Brescia or Genoa and played there. If he had proved himself there, then he could have gone to England," the former Arsenal star added.

Earlier, Mudryk admitted that Arsenal London fans were enraged by his move not to their team, but to the camp of neighbors from Chelsea. The fans of attacked the footballer with insults and wished him dead.

The police arrested a fan who shone a laser in the face of Mudryk during the game after the Arsenal - Chelsea match on May 2. Emirates  soccer stands also booed him when going out for a substitution.

Mudryk moved from Shakhtar Donetsk to Chelsea for €100 million on January 15, making it the most expensive transfer in the history of Ukrainian soccer.

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