“He’s the best player I’ve ever trained with,I don’t know why he’s wasting his time at Chelsea…I told him he must join Man United or forget about winning trophies”: Kobbie Mainoo names ONE Chelsea player who’s is the best in Premier League and wish to play with him at Man United

An inside look at England teammate Cole Palmer’s actual personality during practise has been provided by Kobbie Mainoo.
After Tuesday night’s match, the England crowd is currently talking a lot about Kobbie Mainoo of Manchester United and Cole Palmer of Chelsea. Both had useful off-the-bench performances as England and Slovenia drew 0-0.

At Euro 2024, Gareth Southgate’s team emerged victorious from Group C, securing a spot in the round of 16, where their opponents yet to be determined. Nevertheless, with just two goals in three group stage games, the Three Lions haven’t exactly dominated the competition thus far.

Palmer’s 20-minute cameo against Slovenia demonstrated why fans have been clamouring to see him. Last night, he finally received his first minutes of the summer competition. To be fair, the 22-year-old energised the club by playing multiple forward passes after entering the game on the right wing.

Kobbie Mainoo discusses the training habits of a Chelsea player.
The 19-year-old Mainoo had nothing but great things to say about Palmer right after England and Slovenia drew. He even said that the attacker for Chelsea is regularly among the top players when the national team is in training. It seems that he “never” gives anything less than 100%.

In his post-match interview, Mainoo said to ITV Football, in response to a question concerning Palmer: “Everyone knows he’s electric.” He’s proven himself in the Premier League, and he’s doing it again. He’ll undoubtedly keep doing it in the upcoming rounds as well.

“One of the best in training every day; he never lets up and is constantly looking to improve and score goals.” similar to how the other boys are.

Cole Palmer has finally made it to the Europeans.
The fact that Palmer was absent from England’s first two group stage games perplexed The Chelsea Chronicle. But it took him only twenty minutes against Slovenia to show everyone what a capable player he is.

England’s struggles in creating opportunities and scoring goals in this tournament have been severe thus far. Thankfully, they have Palmer or someone like on standby to change things up. This player appeared in 45 Chelsea games in all competitions last season, tallying 25 goals and dishing out 15 assists.

In the last-16 match on Sunday, England ought to make room in the starting lineup for him, whether it is as a right winger or a No 10.