"Palmer has been hugely important for Chelsea and there has recently been some speculation about the England international possibly leaving Stamford Bridge. Originally from Manchester, having joined Chelsea from Manchester City, there has been speculation from the Sun about him being keen to move back up north."
"Still, according to the Evening Standard, Chelsea feel confident of keeping Palmer despite potential pressure of huge losses. It remains to be seen if Palmer would realistically go back and play regularly at Man City, but there have been some interesting links with Manchester United."
"Chelsea suffered the highest pre-tax losses in the history of English football in the 2024-25 season. The west London giants have spent huge sums on new players under their current owners, and this has apparently led to pre-tax losses of 355m."
Cole Palmer has attracted transfer interest, particularly from Manchester United, with speculation about the 23-year-old potentially returning to Manchester. However, Chelsea internally feel confident about keeping the England international at Stamford Bridge despite the club's significant financial challenges. Chelsea recorded the highest pre-tax losses in English football history during the 2024-25 season, with losses reaching £355 million due to substantial spending on new players under current ownership. Despite these financial difficulties, the club disputes UEFA figures and maintains optimism regarding Palmer's future at the club.
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