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Cole Palmer was happy when he got back to Manchester City before their Premier League game against Chelsea, where the player plays now.
Palmer, who is 21, came up through the ranks at City and played for the team for more than ten years before moving to Chelsea during the summer transfer window. Since leaving City for Chelsea, he’s been amazing, scoring 14 goals and setting up 9 others in 31 games for Mauricio Pochettino’s team.
Palmer started from the beginning for Chelsea in Saturday night’s exciting match between the Londoners and the Premier League champions, which wasn’t a surprise. In the tunnel, he was met by many of his old teammates.
Rodriguez, Kyle Walker, and Erling Haaland were some of the City players who shook Palmer’s hand. Palmer was happy to do so. But other Premier League stars have been criticised for doing the same things.
Roy Keane, a commentator for Sky Sports, may be the most vocal person in the game about how players talk to each other before a game. During his playing career, the former captain of Manchester United was a fierce fighter who got into some major fights in big games.
Not surprisingly, he wasn’t pleased when he saw Andre Onana and Aaron Ramsdale hugging in the tunnel before Manchester United’s game against Arsenal in September.
“You were going to war, you were going to battle,” Keane said at the time while analysing the game for Sky Sports. He was upset about how different players act these days. That’s what it was about.
