Quote from: Nheer on Today at 09:36:44 PM

Quote from: Docnaster on Today at 05:45:04 PM

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The move to Chelsea have been a turn around for him and i am sure Manchester City management and Guardiola will be having regrets as to why they sold him to Chelsea. If you ask me i’d say it’s too early to let such a young player with potential go.

He is now the man in Chelsea, he is a gem and all he touches seem to turn to gold, Chelsea are really lucky to have got such a player in their hands and I don’t think he would have been this prolific if he was still at Manchester City because he would still be struggling with playing time. There are lots of options for Guardiola so he would still see Palmer as a substitute player that still needs time to fully develop. Somee players just need enough playing time to prove themselves.

Manchester City certainly did not expect, Cole Palmer developed rapidly and became an important part of the Chelsea squad, where Chelsea now has the potential to be a direct competitor in the fight for trophies. The lack of playing time due to the tight competition in Pep Guardiola squad, made Cole Palmer decide to leave, and it proved to be the right move for his career. The same reason was also used by Julian Alvarez who moved to Atletico Madrid, because he wanted to get a regular place in the main squad, at Manchester City, Halaand is irreplaceable. Unfortunately Cole Palmer is also not relied on in the England National Team, because Gareth Southgate also has a more mature attacker, in the future he will be an important player at club and national team level.