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SportsChelsea winger Mudryk sued for breach of image rights contract, £2.5 million in assets frozen
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Ukrainian winger Mykhailo Mudryk, who joined Chelsea in January 2023 for a €100 million transfer fee, is being sued by JJDS Management Limited for breach of an image rights contract signed in the same month. The company claims Mudryk failed to pay a percentage of his advertising and commercial income, resulting in losses of over £5 million (approximately €6 million). The High Court in London has ordered the freezing of £2.5 million (€3 million) in Mudryk's bank accounts. JJDS Management founder Femis Segirov stated that Mudryk's funds and assets are frozen, and the company is not worried about the process as his credit line is fully secured. The case highlights ongoing legal complications for the high-profile footballer.
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Hupu, July 28 – JJDS Management Limited is claiming losses exceeding £5 million (approximately €6 million) from former Shakhtar Donetsk player Mykhailo Mudryk, alleging that the winger violated an image rights contract signed in January 2023.
Mudryk joined Chelsea in the same month for a transfer fee of around €100 million. The company claims the legal dispute arose because Mudryk failed to pay a certain percentage of his advertising and commercial income.
According to Ukrainian media reports, the High Court of London has ordered the freezing of assets worth £2.5 million (approximately €3 million) in Mudryk's bank accounts.
JJDS Management Limited founder Femis Segirov stated: "Mudryk's funds have been frozen, and his assets have been frozen. Therefore, even if the process takes longer, we are not worried. His credit line is fully secured."
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Chelsea Winger Mudryk Sued for Breach of Image Rights Contract, £2.5 Million in Assets Frozen