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EPL: Cole Palmer set for shock move from Chelsea to Man Utd
- Chelsea forward Cole Palmer is reportedly open to joining Manchester United after becoming increasingly disillusioned at Stamford Bridge, according to reports on Sunday.
- Tactical changes this season have frustrated Palmer, who feels the adjustments have denied him space on the pitch and misses playing with Nicolas Jackson, now on loan at Bayern Munich.
- Despite his struggles, Chelsea considers Palmer an untouchable player, maintaining strong negotiating leverage with the England international under contract until 2033 following his £42.5 million transfer from Manchester City.
- Manchester United director of football Jason Wilcox oversaw Palmer's development at Manchester City, potentially facilitating a move, while Real Madrid and Bayern Munich also monitor the £150 million-rated midfielder.
- Chelsea faces a difficult fight to qualify for the Champions League following a run of poor results under manager Liam Rosenior, which could further damage the club's chances of retaining Palmer.
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EPL: Cole Palmer set for shock move from Chelsea to Man Utd
Chelsea playmaker, Cole Palmer, is said to be unhappy at the Premier League club and is considering a summer exit. According to the UK Mirror, Palmer has become unsettled at Stamford Bridge and is pushing to leave. The 23-year-old is enduring a frustrating campaign due to injury problems. However, he has contributed 10 goals and three assists in 25 appearances so far. But Chelsea has suffered four straight defeats in all competitions and current…
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Total News Sources24
Leaning Left3Leaning Right2Center2Last UpdatedBias Distribution43% Left
Bias Distribution
- 43% of the sources lean Left
43% Left
L 43%
C 29%
R 28%
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