Ukrainian winger Mykhailo Mudryk will no longer play for Chelsea as the London club has resolved the future of the 25-year-old.
The loan agreement between the clubs includes a clause requiring Tottenham to purchase the player at the end of the current season. To trigger this obligation, Spurs must meet certain sporting conditions outlined in the contract.
The base transfer fee will be £35 million, with the remaining amount dependent on flexible bonuses. Chelsea will receive these additional payments if Mudryk achieves individual statistical targets and if the team enjoys success with the Spurs.
Ultimately, the total revenue for Chelsea from this transfer could reach an impressive £70 million. The hierarchy at Stamford Bridge deemed this financial arrangement optimal, allowing Mudryk to embark on a new chapter of his career in North London.