There is no doubt that Cole Palmer quickly became a Taslismian figure for Chelsea.
Since the arrival at the club on the Deadline Day in September 2023, the youth product of Manchester City wasted little time showing how good he is and collecting compliments. The 22-year-old has already scored 14 goals and six assists after achieving 27 goals and 15 assists in an enchanting debut season.
Although the reputation of Palmer has flourished, Chelsea's continued to make an effort to achieve earlier glory. The blues will expect the success of the European Conference League, but their chances of earning Champions League football remain uncertain again.
That combination has ensured that the future of the English International is speculated, with experts who offer that he wonders how long Palmer would be willing not to compete for the highest distinctions. Former Manchester United -attacker Dwight Yorke played the prospect of Exit, but admitted that Liverpool could be a tempting option if he is considered the replacement of MO Salah.
Yorke said to Casinobeats: “He doesn't find me like that friendly person. I don't think he would demand that he would leave Chelsea if he played a season from the Champions League. He is still very young, and he went there and turned his career around and became the chief of a club and be the best man?
“Where is he going to be a top player and the CEO? Liverpool? Maybe Man United, he said he is a man united fan, but he is not going there because he is a city man. Besides that is Arsenal, he is not going there because Bukayo Saka is there.
“Liverpool can be an option if Mo Salah would leave, so that could be something that they might look like to do. So pay attention to this space when Mo Salah leaves.”
If the possibility of a departure of a Stamford Bridge arises, Manchester United Oers can puncture. It would offer Palmer a chance to return home and play for the club he supported in his youth.
It is no surprise that a transfer to Old Trafford has received the green light through an ex-sizing star. Wes Brown told The Sports Daily: “Fortunately for Manchester United, they still have the star power to be able to seduce top players such as Cole Palmer to the club.
“Chelsea did so well to develop Palmer after he has taken a small risk by signing him and seeing how good he is as a player at such a young age. I would like to see him at United, but he had already cost a lot of money. He is a player that all best teams in the world will watch in case there is a chance to sign him.
“If United had a chance at all, they would break your hand, they should always look forward to the best young players in the world.”
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