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Fans want ‘lifetime ban’ for Arsenal supporter as Mudryk has laser pointed in his eyes after Chelsea transfer saga


FOOTBALL fans want a “lifetime ban” for one Arsenal supporter.

With Mikel Arteta’s title-chasers coasting home to a 3-1 win, a green laser was pointed at the eyes of Chelsea star Mykhailo Mudryk.

A green laser was shone at Mykhailo Mudryk during Chelsea’s defeat at ArsenalCredit: Reuters
Mudryk was expected to join Arsenal in January but ended up signing for ChelseaCredit: Reuters

The Ukrainian winger, 22, was widely expected to join the Gunners in January.

Mikel Arteta and Edu Gaspar had been locked in talks with Shakhtar Donetsk for months

And an agreement was edging closer as the two parties worked on a transfer fee.

But Chelsea emerged from nowhere to blow Arsenal out of the water with an £88million bid.

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And Mudryk ended up moving to Stamford Bridge instead of the Emirates, infuriating Gooners.

The forward got a taste of life in north London when he came off the bench in Chelsea’s 3-1 defeat on Tuesday.

But one Arsenal fan took things too far by shining a green laser into Mudryk’s eyes.

The dangerous item risks blinding those who look directly into it.

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And football fans, including Gunners supporters, went online to condemn the rogue behaviour.

One fan said: “Whoever that is shining the laser deserves a lifetime ban.”

Another declared: “Why are they pointing lasers at Mudryk? Weird bunch.”

One noted: “Classless. We are better than that.”

Another boomed: “I don’t like this behaviour, we don’t know the full story and how much it was Mudryk’s fault he ended up at Chelsea.”

One yelled: “I can’t stand the guy who is shining that dumb laser on Mudryk. This is really low.”

Another added: “Utter toxic. The ref should have stopped the match. The last was obviously putting Mudryk’s eyes in danger.”


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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