US EditionChelsea: Cole Palmer injured as he fractures toe in home accident
Cole Palmer fractured his left toe at home, extending his absence to miss Chelsea’s next three matches including key fixtures against Barcelona and Arsenal, manager Enzo Maresca confirmed.
- On Friday, Chelsea forward Cole Palmer fractured the small toe on his left foot in an accident at home, and manager Enzo Maresca said Palmer will miss the next three matches including Burnley, Barcelona, and Arsenal.
- Before the new injury, Chelsea forward Cole Palmer had been closing in on a comeback after a two-month absence caused by a groin injury limiting him to 235 minutes this season.
- The club invested �42.5 million to sign Cole Palmer, Chelsea forward, who has scored 38 Premier League goals this year after moving from Manchester City.
- Enzo Fernández and Pedro Neto are available for Burnley, and Benoît Badiashile could return from a muscle issue as Enzo Maresca plans a different strategy without Palmer.
- The next game he could feature in is Dec. 3 at Elland Road, with Maresca saying, 'He was back with us almost with the groin and it was very good news. And then again he had this small problem and hopefully he has nothing important'.
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Barcelona smiles at football. Next Tuesday he will play his match of day 5 of the Champions League phase against a Chelsea without its star, Cole Palmer, who because of a hit of his little finger against a door has suffered a break and will miss the next three matches of his team.The second of them will be that of Stamford Bridge before the culés (21:00 hours).Enzo Maresca was the one who revealed Palmer's setback, reporting his discharge for th…
The Chelsea ace will be out of action for another week after breaking his left little toe by hitting it on a door at home and his return has been postponed.
Cole Palmer sidelined with freak toe injury, expected to be back vs Barcelona
Chelsea have been dealt an unexpected setback with Cole Palmer ruled out for at least another week after suffering a freak injury at home. The 23-year-old, who had been nearing a return from a two-month groin layoff, fractured his small toe after accidentally stubbing it on a door on Wednesday night, delaying his comeback just as he was preparing to rejoin full training. Manager Enzo Maresca confirmed that Palmer will miss the upcoming run of fi…
Cole Palmer will miss Chelsea's match against Barcelona for the Champions League
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