“I WAS FORCED TO LEAVE Manchester City, I wanted to stay but he Chased me out”Former Man City star Cole Palmer Expose Who Forced Him Out Of Man City
The £75,000-per-week footballer now acknowledges that Man City ordered him to stay or get sold.
After making a strong start to his Chelsea career, Cole Palmer has now spoken out about his departure from Manchester City.
The 21-year-old said as much in an interview with Sky Sports.
What was said by Cole Palmer regarding Manchester City? Let’s examine this.
Palmer’s remarks against Manchester City
Even if the graduate of the City Football Academy still desired to go, Pep Guardiola recently disclosed that he assured the England international that he would see plenty of playing time following Riyad Mahrez’s departure for Saudi Arabia.
The Daily Mail cited the Spaniard as saying: “I told him, you are going to get a chance here, Riyad Mahrez is leaving.” He answered, “No, I want to go. I’m not going to play here.” I then said, “Okay, go.”
Palmer has now provided a somewhat different account of what happened.
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The Chelsea No. 20 said, “That was not my intention,” to Sky Sports. They told me I couldn’t go on loan and that I had to stay or get sold. I wanted to go on loan for a year, return, and be ready for the first team.
It’s a peculiar circumstance, to put it mildly.
In any case, Palmer’s great Chelsea debut has demonstrated to the world just how well the City Football Academy prepared him.
In his 16 Premier League games for Chelsea, the £75,000-per-week player has eight goals and four assists.
Palmer’s current net worth
Palmer’s value has increased dramatically due to his fantastic start in life in west London.
The offensive midfielder is now valued at £90.5 million, which is £48 million more than the £42.5 million Manchester City received for his sale, according to the CIES Football Observatory.
That being said, from a financial standpoint, Palmer’s request for a loan move might have been the best one if he had truly wanted one.
