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Watch Mudryk’s insane skills including doing keepie-uppies with an EGG amid Arsenal and Chelsea transfer battle


UKRAINE star Mykhailo Mudryk has shown off his incredible skills with his feet in an impressive video that includes him doing keepie-uppies with an EGG.

The Ukraine international is currently in the middle of a transfer battle with Arsenal and Chelsea.

Mykhailo Mudryk performs around the world with an eggCredit: Instagram / @mmudryk10 via Twitter
The 22-year-old showed incredible skills on the beachCredit: Instagram / @mmudryk10 via Twitter
He was seen performing a host of flicks and tricksCredit: Instagram / @mmudryk10 via Twitter

The Gunners are currently leading the race after seeing two bids rejected, but their London neighbours are trying to hijack the deal.

Mudryk has caught the eye following his exceptional form with Shakhtar Donetsk this season.

He’s been directly involved in 18 goals in as many games in all comps and shone in the Champions League group stages.

And his quality was clear to see in the video.

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The clip starts with the 22-year-old showing close control with an egg by balancing it on his foot before performing around the world.

He then manages to flick it back into his hands without dropping it.

The video goes on to show Mudryk performing an array of flicks and tricks in training plus some footage of when he was a youngster.

A standout moment was when someone dropped a ball from a tall building and the Ukrainian showed immaculate control to trap the ball perfectly.

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And fans are loving the video on social media.

One person said: “This guy is a BALLER.”

While a second even compared him to a footballing great.

They said: “Mudryk has skill, Ronaldinho vibes.”

A third replied: “Talented player #Mudryk.”


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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