The Premier League club `Ready ” to crush the British transfer record to sign Cole Palmer de Chelsea

A Premier League club would be ready to break the British transfer record to try Cole Palmer de Chelsea.

After spending the ranks of Manchester City, Palmer, 23, left Stade Etihad for Chelsea in the summer of 2023.

The Englishman signed for the Stamford Bridge Club as part of a reported value of 42.5 million pounds sterling and has since played a key role in the team.

So far, Palmer has achieved 43 goals in 97 games and helped Chelsea win the UEFA conference League and the FIFA club World Cup during season 24/25.

Recently, it was said that the French giants of Ligue 1 and the winners of the Champions League, Paris Saint Germain, were interested in signing Palmer in what would be a world record transfer.

Now it has been suggested that a Premier League club could also take a big step for the 23 -year -old.

According to has The Spanish media Fichajes, the former Palmer club, City, is willing to offer 147 million pounds sterling to re-sign the English international.

It was said that the boss of the city Pep Guardiola has always “admired” the talent of Palmer and wishes to bring him back to the club “at all costs”.

So far this summer, City has called on Tijjani Reijnders, Rayan Ait-Nouri, Ryan Crek, Sverre Nypr and Marcus Bettinell.

Guardiola hopes to build a team capable of recovering his title of Premier League after their domination was arrested by Liverpool of Arne Slot last season.

In addition to the new signatures, the influential midfielder and holder of Ballon d’Or Rodri is getting closer to full fitness, which will be a big plus for City.

What did Pep Guardiola said about Cole Palmer?

In March, Guardiola was praise for his former player, he said: “We knew that the quality he had and the impact he showed this season is enormous.

“These are not only objectives and aid, it is quality. It is an incredible threat to Chelsea. In the future, you will not forget. It seems easy, but that is not the case.”

After the end of their FIFA Club World Cup campaign by his Saudi side Al Hilal, Guardiola and his men will return to action next month when they face Palermo at the Renzo Barbera Stadium.

City will then start its 25/26 Premier League campaign against Wolverhampton Wanderers on August 16.

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