Cole Palmer and his influencer -friend Connie Grace have no longer followed each other on social media, causing rumors that they might have separated.
The Chelsea star and his partner have also removed all the photos from each other from their respective accounts.
It only comes a few days after the 23-year-old in the final of the World Cup, two goals scored and claims an assist for Joao Pedro, while Chelsea Paris defeated Saint-Germain to become world champions.
Grace had traveled to the US during the tournament, but did not belong to the women or girlfriends who celebrated the victory on the field at the Metlife Stadium.
Now the couple have both depicted each other on Instagram, which cause speculation, they may have separated.
But despite rumors about an alleged split, Palmer said this week that he was looking forward to being reunited with his girlfriend, but that he first wanted to visit St Kitts and Nevis.
Mail Sport Gevende Palmer Exclusive when he first returned to his ancestral Caribbean home country, where his father's grandfather was born.
He received a Heros when he arrived on the island, 4,000 miles from the suburb of Manchester of Wythenshawe, where the Chelsea and England star grew up.
The 23-year-old even held a reception with the country's prime minister.
In the meantime, Grace continues to enjoy a holiday in Miami and he places a photo of himself in the city on her Instagram on Friday.
Palmer and Grace went together in the GQ Men of the Year Awards in November last year and are in their relationship for about eleven months.
Grace, a nail technician and Instagram -influencer with 38,000 followers, also comes from Manchester.
The duo met when they were 17 through mutual friends.
In March she said: 'Cole is still the same Cole that I met when I was 17. Of course he has changed, he grew up and his life is now completely different, but he is still the same boy, he is still regularly Cole.
'Cole will adapt to every situation he is. He does not bother him that he is so far from home, because he only wants to play football and if it means it is going away from home and is in a place that is completely different from where he comes from, he will do it.
“He didn't worry about the whole fame and he doesn't bother him what people think. He is only committed to scoring goals and doing well for his team, doing well for his country, and you have to love that. '
Palmer is currently enjoying his summer vacation after another impressive season, where he led Chelsea to the Europa Conference League title.
He scored 18 goals and offered 14 assists in all competitions, scored 15 and assisted nine in the Premier League, because Chelsea qualified for the Champions League for the first time in three years.
The blues take on Erik ten Hag's Bayer Leverkusen in less than three weeks in their opening match for the season, before organizing AC Milan two days later.
Then they start their Premier League campaign by welcoming Crystal Palace in Stamford Bridge on August 17.