Cole palmer will be interested in Man United move

CHELSEA cult hero Pat Nevin believes the idea of joining Manchester United will always retain an appeal for Cole Palmer, although he he also admitted that the Blues attacker is years and years away from that potential move

Since making the decision to leave Manchester City and make the move to Chelsea just a few seasons ago, Cole Palmer has developed into one of the most dangerous players in the Premier League, and one of the best.

His performances for Chelsea over the past few seasons now means that he is the man at Stamford Bridge, mainly down to the fact that he already has over 50 goal contributions for the Blues since his arrival from City.

However – in a shock statement from Nevin, the Blues icon has come out and claimed that a move to Man United could interest Palmer in the future as the attacker is a known fan of the Red Devils: ‘Cole Palmer’s support for Manchester United is gone,’ Nevin told Grosvenor Sport.

‘It really has gone. Maybe some part of him might want to go there at the end of his career but that really won’t be in his mind.

‘There’s no way he’d want to leave a vibrant young team like Chelsea for the current Manchester United, despite their good performance against Liverpool.

‘That move would be years and years away from even being considered and if Chelsea fans get worried they just need to look at his contract length.’

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Cole Palmer is tied down to a massive contract at Chelsea so he is not going anyywhere anytime soon, but unless Manchester United get back to challenging for the big titles, that move will not happen.

If he does leave CHELSEA it will probably be for that move abroad, there are some big clubs eyeing up a move for the attacker.

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