Cole Palmer’s Chelsea contract does not contain any publication clause in relation to the participation of the association in the Champions League, according to a new report.
Palmer’s future has surprisingly found himself in the headlines in the past few weeks, whereby reports have been speculatively pointed out to the interest in English internationals from Manchester United, Manchester City and Liverpool.
The speculation was rumors about social media that revolved around Palmer’s contract. The specific claim was the existence of a publication clause that would enable the 23-year-old to leave this summer if Chelsea is not qualified for the Champions League. The blues are currently fifth in the Premier League – good enough to qualify this season – but are facing difficult games that could drop it easily.
Whether Chelsea reach the Champions League or not, The mail Enter that there are no fears of losing Palmer this summer because his contract does not contain any releasing clause.
There is considerable trust that Palmer will still be in Chelsea beyond the summer. After only two years on the Stamford Bridge, the blues would like to build in her goals of the Premier League in the goals of all time in the Premier League goal.
Palmer ended a drought of 18 games with a penalty in the impressive 3-1 victory against Liverpool last weekend, according to which he beat up “idiots and trolls” in “Idiots and trolls” on social media.
“S ** t happens,” said Palmer about his drying magic before he apologized immediately for his language. “I went without a goal for three months, but it only gives me more motivation, more fight for good, not just for me, but for the team.
“They know themselves, social media are only full of idiots, trolls or whatever. I don’t pay attention. Today I’m happy. I’m happy. It’s just one and I have to improve to try to reach my levels. For anyone, I don’t get any chances without value, and I still feel mentally strong.”