“I try to do that” – Cole Palmer seeks Manchester City vengeance ahead of Chelsea clash

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Published on 2024-02-15 12:45:00

Palmer has issued a warning to Manchester City as he prepares to return to the Etihad Stadium with Chelsea this weekend.

The young footballer made a £42.5 million move to Stamford Bridge on Deadline Day in September, leaving Manchester City despite scoring in both the FA Community Shield and UEFA Super Cup at the start of the season.

Palmer, a graduate from the City’s academy, has quickly made an impact at his new club and is looking to make a statement against his former team. His swift transition into the Chelsea squad has raised eyebrows, and he is eager to prove himself once again at the Etihad Stadium.

It was a bold move for Palmer to leave a successful team like Manchester City, especially after showcasing his abilities in important matches early in the season. However, it seems that he has his sights set on new challenges and opportunities with Chelsea.

The young midfielder’s warning to Manchester City serves as a reminder of the talent and ambition he possesses.

Palmer told the Daily Mail: “I try to do that every game, so we’ll see. It will be a tough game.

“But I am looking forward to going back. It will be strange and weird, but I’m looking forward to it and the team is.”

Despite his contributions to City’s early success, he is determined to make an impact with his new club and show that he made the right decision in his career move.

As Palmer returns to face his former team, the spotlight will be on him to deliver a strong performance and prove that his move to Chelsea was the right move for his career. The match will be a test of his skills and resolve, and he will be eager to prove himself on the familiar grounds of the Etihad Stadium.

Overall, Palmer’s return to the Etihad Stadium with Chelsea is set to be an intriguing and highly anticipated event, with the young midfielder poised to make a memorable statement against his former team.

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