Cole Palmer's decision to sign for Chelsea this summer was a huge step

Palmer has made an impact in the attack by starting Chelsea's last three games. He contributed to our victory over Fulham at Craven Cottage, Nicolas Jackson's goal against Brighton & Hove Albion in the Carabao Cup, and our 4-1 victory at Burnley. Cole Palmer's decision to sign for Chelsea this summer was a huge step into the unknown. Manchester is finished. The end of Man City. No more luxuries of home. However, six weeks into his West London career, the 21-year-old has seen a significant return on his choice. And this evening, Palmer is anticipated to captain the England Under-21 team against Serbia in a qualifier for the European Under-21 Championship. In advance of that game, Palmer declares, "I'm really enjoying Chelsea. "The guys, the staff, everything." We can perhaps move on from here.

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Palmer received his training in football at Man City, where he originally entered the club's academy at age six and eventually made it to the first squad. Palmer scored goals for Pep Guardiola's team in the Community Shield and UEFA Super Cup before leaving for Chelsea at the conclusion of the summer transfer window. At the highest level, he had displayed his abilities. Palmer, though, was unable to pass up the chance to transfer to Stamford Bridge. He made the right choice, which is further supported by the fact that he has flourished under Mauricio Pochettino.

Palmer asserts that "playing for Chelsea means everything." Speaking about the project cannot be used as an excuse for losing since it is a huge club and we need victories. As a result, we must compete and put on a show. Palmer's medal collection is already remarkable as a result of being a member of the Man City team that won the treble the previous season. However, the versatile forward is certain that his time at Stamford Bridge would allow him to win more trophies. At Chelsea, I'm definitely trying to add to my trophy collection,' he says. "Perhaps this season.

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