Palmer promises to remain grounded despite the statement, “A reason why people pay.”

Palmer promises to remain

Palmer promises to remain grounded despite the statement, “A reason why people pay.”

Football fans, with the possible exception of purists, do not attend games to see low defensive blocks or zonal marking.

They travel to see goals, be amused, and experience magical moments. They travel to see Cole Palmer and other players.

“It is the reason why people pay,”.

Stated Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca following Palmer’s dazzling performance in Sunday’s 2-1 victory over Newcastle.

“We are thrilled to have him here, and they want to see that kind of talent.”

The England attacker continued his stellar play this season by scoring the game-winning goal.

Despite the fact that this was his seventh goal in nine Premier League games.

The 22-year-old received further recognition for more than just his excellent finish.

Rather, Pedro Neto was sent away down the flank to assist Nicolas Jackson’s.

First-half goal with a spectacular 60-yard ball from within his own half.

Jamie Carragher, a former Liverpool defender, exclaimed.

“This pass of nearly 60 yards is one of the best passes I have seen, never mind this season, but in the Premier League.”

“Just on a plate for Neto after removing two or three Newcastle players.”

Roy Keane, a former midfielder for Manchester United, continued: “I enjoy seeing this youngster.

“Even when he gets the ball, he is fully aware of what is going on.

Yet he executes the pass flawlessly—you just run, and he will pick you out.”

Palmer on the Zola comparison: “He is an icon on Fifa.”
Chelsea icon Gianfranco Zola attended Palmer’s performance at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.

In a pregame interview, the former Italy forward mentioned that he appreciated the current Blues hero’s remarkable game awareness.

“The first thing I notice is that he is already looking to do what is next when he gets the ball,” Zola stated.

“Only a select few players has such quality.”

This observation was strongly supported by Palmer’s outstanding ball to Neto.

Sometimes it is easy to forget how young he is.

Palmer, 22, would have only been a few months old when Zola was playing for Chelsea, so it is understandable that he could not have been too aware with the Italian’s skill. For example, he claimed he “did not really watch” Dennis Bergkamp after being compared to the legendary Arsenal player.

Palmer remarked of Zola, “I know he is an icon on [the video game] Fifa so he must have been good.”

Sincerely, I did not pay much attention to him play. He was a fantastic player, according to everyone, so thank you.”

“I try not to put myself under strain.”

Palmer receives accolades for his goals or a display of amazing skill almost every week.

There are a lot of expectations placed on a player who would surely have slumps in his play throughout his career.

He recorded an amazing 22 goals and 11 assists in his first Premier League season with Chelsea last season.

Palmer took a little while to get going, though, scoring three goals in his first nine Premier League appearances as opposed to seven this time. Nevertheless, he is committed to maintaining perspective despite the potential.

He remarked, “I always try to enjoy my football game by game,” “I make an effort not to put myself under strain.

“There is a lot of external pressure on me to duplicate my performance from the previous season in terms of numbers. I have only been playing football for two seasons, and I am still really young.

Palmer is more concerned with giving Chelsea his best effort because their most recent victory puts them just one point behind Aston Villa and Arsenal in the top four.

“We simply attempt to ignore the outside noise and play our own game. We have no problem proving others incorrect,” he continued.

“Even though we have a great coach and are all young, we can still do better.”