‘How good he is on the ball’: BBC pundit totally blown away by the quality of 21-year-old Chelsea player
Cole Palmer of Chelsea has been referred to by Michael Brown as a “top player” with a lot of unique qualities.
The BBC commentator is confident that he will continue to improve.
Cole Palmer, a young player of just 21 years old who recently transferred from Manchester City to Chelsea, is already making a strong first impression.
With three direct goal contributions in his first six Blues games, the left-footed playmaker is already one of the most dangerous attackers at Stamford Bridge.
The £40 million acquisition by Chelsea has received a perfect review from Michael Brown (Sky Sports).
Cole Palmer “just needs to play,” Brown said in an interview with BBC Sport. “I’ve known about Cole Palmer and watched his career from the start at Manchester City.”
The skill was undeniable; other clubs immediately expressed interest in him. As he developed, he exhibited patience by waiting for openings in particular areas of the field.
“I believe that when he joins Chelsea, he ceases to be the young boy and becomes a player who is joining the football team and who will be handled slightly differently. I also believe that he is now settling in and is a great player.
He’s only going to get better and better, but I believe that in order for him to reach his full potential, the rest of the squad must succeed. He doesn’t lack confidence; he is aware of his skills, his ball skills, and what he is capable of, and the only reason City sold him was due to necessity.
According to BBC Sport, BBC analyst Pat Nevin recently suggested that Man City may have erred by selling Palmer to Chelsea in the summer.We believe that the Blues received the best deal overall.
Palmer, who is so proficient with his left foot, is giving Chelsea a little bit of class in the last third.
He possesses the poise and attacking ingenuity needed to reinvigorate a lackluster forward line.
After the international break, Palmer is expected to keep making an impression in Chelsea’s starting lineup as a right winger with the freedom to drift into center areas and impact a game.
