Florent Malouda names ONE thing missing for Mykhailo Mudryk to come good for Chelsea.

The Chelsea Legend has named one thing Mykhailo Mudryk should do for him to come back to his best at Chelsea.

Chelsea Hero, Florent Malouda has named one thing Mykhailo Mudryk should do in order to come back to his best for the Blues.

Mudryk was one exciting prospect hijacked by the Blues from Arsenal in the just concluded transfer window. His debut had been promising against Liverpool with the Ukrainian registering the fastest Premier League player, covering a huge mile with inexplicable speed in just one game.

However, his start to life at the club has not been what was expected, moving on as he has registered only one assist in all games played. His recent performances have also been nothing short of unimpressive.

Former Chelsea winger, Malouda who won the Champions League, FA Cup and Premier League during his days at the Bridge has come out to back Mudryk, while naming the qualities he should build for him to succeed at Chelsea.

Malouda with the Champions League trophy in 2012.

Malouda insists it's only self-confidence holding back the €100m signing.

He told ICE 36: "He is very talented. When he made his debut, he looked so impressive when he came on. I think he came into that game fresh, full of confidence and we could all see his huge potential.

"My message would be, you've chosen the challenge of playing for Chelsea, which is a massive club, but look at the example of Vinicius Junior. I think that is a good comparison to make and also the right example for him to follow."

Malouda and Ancelloti

"As a reference point, he should look at how he has developed. I think Mudryk can have the same impact for Chelsea as Vinicius has for Madrid." He continued.

"He needs to work hard, have the right mentality - he can become a leader in the Chelsea team if he shows the right ambition. I hope he believes in himself as much as the club believes in him."

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