"Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior has dismissed growing speculation surrounding Cole Palmer's future, insisting the England international is very, very happy at Stamford Bridge despite reports linking him with a possible move to Manchester United. Speaking to the media, Rosenior made it clear that Palmer remains central to Chelsea's long-term project and is not seeking an exit. Recent reports suggested that United were monitoring the 23-year-old's situation following a period of injury struggles."
"I've had numerous conversations with Cole and he seems, and is, very, very happy to be here, Rosenior said, as reported by ESPN. He is a huge part of our long-term plans, he's an outstanding player. Every player goes through difficult moments in their career with injuries, but that is no indication of his quality. Palmer, who joined Chelsea from Manchester City in a high-profile move in 2023, quickly became one of the Premier League's nest young talents."
Liam Rosenior dismissed speculation about Cole Palmer's future, insisting the England international is very happy at Stamford Bridge and not seeking an exit. Rosenior called Palmer a huge part of Chelsea's long-term plans and emphasized his quality despite recent injury problems. Palmer joined Chelsea from Manchester City in 2023 and quickly emerged as one of the Premier League's nest young talents, contributing to the Conference League and Club World Cup wins under Enzo Maresca. Injuries have disrupted his rhythm this season, but Chelsea view him as foundational to the club's rebuild and regard Manchester United's interest as opportunistic.
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