Cole Palmer Reflects on Pochettino's Departure
Palmer Laments Managerial Change but Optimistic Under New Coach
Cole Palmer expressed disappointment over Mauricio Pochettino's departure from Stamford Bridge, citing the Argentine's pivotal role in his development as a key player. Palmer, who scored 22 Premier League goals for Chelsea, emphasized his readiness to maintain high performance levels under new manager Enzo Maresca.
In an interview with The Telegraph, Palmer credited Pochettino for trusting him and providing the freedom to excel on the field. He expressed regret over Pochettino's exit, highlighting the strong relationship they built during their time together at
Chelsea.
Transitioning to Enzo Maresca's leadership, Palmer recalled Maresca's influential role in positioning him on the right-wing during their time in youth and development squads. He praised Maresca's tactical acumen and expects further improvement under the Italian's coaching.
Palmer's stellar debut season at Chelsea earned him a spot in Gareth Southgate's Euro 2024 squad, despite facing competition from Bukayo Saka, Phil Foden, and Jarrod Bowen. With England eyeing progression against Slovakia, Palmer aims to make a significant impact, potentially as a key substitute under Southgate's strategic plans.
As Palmer continues to evolve in his career, Chelsea and England fans anticipate his continued growth under Maresca's tutelage and his potential contributions in crucial matches ahead.
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