Ukrainian winger of Chelsea Mikhailo Mudryk became Tottenham's leader in the remaining days of the transfer window, although Leeds United was the main contender for the Ukrainian winger..

As BBC journalist Nizar Kinsella reports in his side column, negotiations between Leeds and Chelsea spanned two years, but the London club has finally decided to move the footballer from their principle rival.

Lids having created at least two propositions like Mudryk, and Chelsea having taken them away. In this case, the 25-year-old Ukrainian himself, as it is confirmed, actually gave precedence to the Yorkshire club itself.

The Leeds proposal received a loan, a full payment of the gravel's salary and fines for Chelsea, as Mudryk cannot remove enough of the playing hour.

Brentford also showed interest in the winger, who are still planning to sign him in 2022. The Prote Club wants to enable the available buy-back option, which Chelsea did not agree to.

The situation changed when Tottenham and Chelsea started negotiations on the same day with two players - Mudrika and Tosina Adarabioyo. Tse allowed the Londoners to briefly shorten the warehouse before the end of the transfer window. The pouch has been issued on a leasehold basis with a purchase option for 75 million pounds.

Mudryk became the first footballer in 17 years, who immediately moved from Chelsea to Tottenham, as well as the first loanee of Chelsea, who joined Spurs from 1992..

The Ukrainian has already returned to official matches after more than 21 months without playing practice. In the match against Nottingham Forest, he was replaced by his “football dad” Roberto De Zerbi, who had previously played for Shakhtary.