Another transfer battle is brewing between Chelsea and Liverpool, with the Stamford Bridge club already leading 2-0 after twice blowing away their Premier League rivals.

Cole Palmer has said he believes Barcelona's teenage star Lamine Yamal is the best player in the world and that he "loves ...

Chelsea's latest legend-in-the-making is hoping to lead his team to glory at the FIFA Club World Cup. Palmer's talent was ... as a nod to his family roots. "Cole belongs in the group of players ...

The countdown to the first FIFA Club World Cup rolls on with a look at Cole Palmer’s output for Chelsea. The first FIFA Club World Cup™ is now just 33 days away!The first FIFA Club World Cup ...

Cole Palmer says Lamine Yamal is the best player in the world (Getty) Meanwhile, Palmer believes Barcelona winger Lamine Yamal should already be regarded as the best player in the world.

Chelsea have reportedly made a huge decision on the future of Cole Palmer, amid interest from Manchester United and Liverpool, as Enzo Maresca shares his honest opinion on the out-of-form star.

What of Cole Palmer? If things don’t go well for Chelsea when they play United at Stamford Bridge on Friday and then face Nottingham Forest for what could yet be a top five shootout at the City ...

Cole Palmer brought his goal drought to an end in Chelsea’s 3–1 win over Liverpool on Sunday and accidentally dropped an expletive live on Sky Sports in the process. The 22-year-old ...

Enzo Maresca believes Cole Palmer’s struggle for form is because of a drop in self-belief rather than due to Chelsea’s tactics. Palmer has gone 16 games without scoring for the club ...

Cole Palmer has said he believes Lamine Yamal is the best player in the world, adding that he loves watching Barcelona's teenage star in action. The 17-year-old Yamal made a case for himself ...

Cole Palmer would be interested in a move to Manchester United this summer, though Chelsea have no interest in a sale. Palmer has been a huge hit since signing for Chelsea from Manchester City in ...

Cole Palmer said that “s--- happens” after being asked live on Sky Sports about the 18-match goal drought that he finally ended with a late penalty to seal Chelsea’s victory over Liverpool.