BREAKING NEWS: Live from Stamford bridge, cole Palmer drops disturbing news about his future with Chelsea and a possible move to Real Madrid. He said, “All respect to Chelsea—they gave me this platform, and I wouldn’t be where I am today without the belief they had in me when they bought me from Man City. But let’s be real—I can confirm Real Madrid wants me, and I don’t even have to think about it. It’s a yes for me, no hesitation. Playing for Madrid has always been my dream. Chelsea will always have my respect, but if Real Madrid calls today, I’m gone today. Cole Palmer speaks out.”

Graeme Souness believes that Cole Palmer’s performances for Chelsea have been so impressive that he could now command a transfer fee of at least £150 million if a club like Real Madrid were to come calling. Palmer has been a revelation at Chelsea since joining last season, after struggling to break into the first team at Manchester City despite being a highly promising talent from their academy.

While Phil Foden became a standout success story as a homegrown player making the leap to City’s senior side, Palmer couldn’t quite follow in his footsteps under Pep Guardiola. This led to his departure for Chelsea, a move to one of City’s main rivals. However, since arriving at Stamford Bridge, Palmer has flourished, and Souness suggests that Real Madrid could very well be prepared to pay a hefty sum to sign the 22-year-old if he continues performing at his current level.

Palmer’s Transfer Value Has Soared
Cole Palmer’s transfer value has indeed soared following his impressive performances for Chelsea. After struggling to break into Manchester City’s first team, his move to Stamford Bridge gave him the opportunity to shine, and he has quickly become a key figure for the Blues. Graeme Souness’ assertion that Palmer could now command a fee of at least £150 million, particularly from a club like Real Madrid, reflects how highly his talent is being regarded. His ability to adapt and perform at the highest level in the Premier League suggests that he could become one of the most sought-after young talents in Europe if he maintains his form.