Tottenham Hotspur have reached out to Chelsea to explore the possibility of signing winger Mykhailo Mudryk, according to reports circulating on transfer news outlets.

The North London club’s interest centers around a potential loan arrangement for the 25-year-old Ukrainian international, who has become available for a move following his return from a suspension that had kept him sidelined.

Mudryk previously impressed under the guidance of Roberto De Zerbi during his time at Shakhtar Donetsk before making his switch to English football, and that prior working relationship could factor into how any potential deal takes shape given De Zerbi’s current standing in the game.

Since his high-profile arrival at Stamford Bridge, Mudryk has faced a challenging period at the club, struggling to consistently deliver the kind of form that initially made him such an exciting signing for Chelsea when he first arrived from Ukraine.

His recent suspension has further complicated his situation at the club, potentially opening the door for Chelsea’s hierarchy to consider offers that would allow the winger to rebuild his career elsewhere while still retaining some connection to his development, particularly if a loan structure is agreed upon.

Should Tottenham press forward with their interest, it would mark a significant move within London football circles, with Mudryk potentially crossing the divide to join a direct Premier League rival of his current employers.

Further details regarding the structure of any potential agreement, including loan length and financial terms, are expected to emerge as discussions between the two clubs progress in the coming days.