Chelsea star Mudryk blasted for sharing video of man at gym as bodybuilder slams ‘what the f*** is wrong with you?’

CHELSEA winger Mykhailo Mudryk has been blasted by bodybuilder Joey Swoll for sharing a video of an older man at the gym.

Mudryk, 22, joined Chelsea in January, in a big money move from Ukrainian side Shakhtar Donetsk.

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The Ukraine international has struggled for regular game time at Chelsea and is yet to score for his new club.

The winger is renowned for his work ethic and regularly shares videos of himself working out on Instagram.

However, his latest video, which shows a man on the rowing machine showing his bum crack, has angered Swoll who wasn’t happy with the Chelsea star.

Swoll made his anger with Mudryk clear in a video shared on Twitter with the caption: “Either help him or mind your own business, but put your damn phone away!”

He says: ” So you see that man at the gym working hard trying to better himself with a trainer, he’s in an embarrassing situation where yes, he is a little exposed and you decide, hey let me take a video of it to post on social media to make fun of him all for attention, really.?

He continued: “Pardon my language, but what the f*** is wrong with you?

“And you’re a professional soccer player, you play for Chelsea in the Premier League, is this how you want to represent yourself and your team?”

Swoll then goes on to recall a situation where he encountered a similar situation.

He recalled: ” I was at Gold’s gym, I saw a woman in the same situation, she was on the lat pull down, she was a little exposed, so I walked up to her very discretely and said excuse me and I told her, she pulled her pants up and thanked me.

“I’m not saying you have to do that but at least mind your own business or tell the trainer to help him out.

“But what you don’t do is take a video to post online for millions to see to make fun of this man, and the fact you don’t know better or want to set a better example as a professional athlete, really?

“You need to do better, mind your own business.”

This isn’t the first time Mudryk’s use of social media has come under fire.

He had to apologise after using a racial slur in one of his TikTok videos.

Mudryk, 22, joined the Blues in January for £89million from Shakhtar Donetsk.

But he has endured a miserable time, with just two assists in 16 games.