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The Blues signed Mudryk in a deal worth up to $108 million.

Shakhtar Donetsk to donate $25 million of Mykhailo Mudryk fee to Ukraine War effort

Ukrainian club Shakhtar Donetsk will donate approx $25 million of the fee from Mykhailo Mudryk's transfer to the country's war effort against Russia.


The Blues signed Mudryk in a deal worth up to $108 million.

Ukrainian club Shakhtar Donetsk have pledged a donation of almost $25 million to the country's war effort from the sale of Mykhailo Mudryk to Chelsea.
Mudryk signed a deal with Chelsea that could go as high as $108 million, a Ukrainian transfer record.
And Shakhtar Donetsk president Rinat Akhmetov pledged approximately $25 million of it to a project named 'Heart of Azovstal' which will help Mariupol city defenders and the families of the fallen soldiers.
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No fans in the stadium, bomb shelters in place and Russian threat looming large - that's how the Ukrainian Premier League (UPL) made its return on Tuesday, six months after it was stopped because of the war.Shakhtar Donetsk & Metalist Kharkiv played out a 0-0 draw in an empty Olympic stadium in Kiev. The first day of the new season coincided with Ukraine's Day of National Flag.The symbolism was clear when players from both sides, along with the match officials, walked onto the pitch draped in national flags. Some players in fact couldn't even hold back tears when a Ukrainian soldier ceremonially kicked off the match.Military personnel were also present at the stadium, ready to evacuate players and officials to bomb shelters in case of impending air strikes.President Volodymyr Zelensky who addressed those present at the stadium through the big screen deemed the return of football as an act of defiance.For now, the UPL matches will be played behind closed doors in Kyiv, its outskirts, and in two provinces near the country's Western border, away from the battlefront.Also read: Manchester United stun Liverpool

Football makes an emotional return to war-torn Ukraine

6-months after the Ukrainian Premier League was stopped due to the war with Russia, top-flight football made an emotional return to the war-torn nation on Tuesday.


Military personnel were also present at the stadium, ready to evacuate players and officials to bomb shelters in case of impending air strikes.

No fans in the stadium, bomb shelters in place and Russian threat looming large - that's how the Ukrainian Premier League (UPL) made its return on Tuesday, six months after it was stopped because of the war. Shakhtar Donetsk &amp; Metalist Kharkiv played out a 0-0 draw in an empty Olympic stadium in Kiev. The first day of the new season coincided with Ukraine's Day of National Flag. The symbolism was clear when players from both sides, along with the match officials, walked onto the pitch draped in national flags. Some players in fact couldn't even hold back tears when a Ukrainian soldier ceremonially kicked off the match. Military personnel were also present at the stadium, ready to evacuate players and officials to bomb shelters in case of impending air strikes. President Volodymyr Zelensky who addressed those present at the stadium through the big screen deemed the return of football as an act of defiance. For now, the UPL matches will be played behind closed doors in Kiev, its outskirts, and in two provinces near the country's Western border, away from the battlefront. Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/epl-manchester-united-stun-arch-rivals-liverpool-2-1-in-hard-fought-contest-1661205997318">Manchester United stun Liverpool</a>

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