Despite the speculation snowballing in the second half of last season - and it was as if there had been an explosion at a rumour mill - Manchester United never did come in for Cole Palmer.

Manchester United never made a move for Cole Palmer during the summer despite widespread rumors linking the playmaker with a transfer to Old Trafford. Sources confirm Palmer was not discussed during talks between Chelsea sporting director Paul Winstanley and United director of football Jason Wilcox, which instead centered on Andrey Santos's £50 million transfer. Chelsea reaffirmed their commitment to Palmer by extending his contract through 2034 with improved terms.
Palmer returns from suspension against Manchester United following his first career red card in a 2-0 defeat to Tottenham Hotspur. Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso privately reminded Palmer about emotional control following the dismissal, prompting an apology from the forward. Daily Mail writer Kieran Gill highlights that Palmer faces pressure to improve his record against 'Big Six' rivals, having scored just two non-penalty goals in 27 matches against them.
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