Chelsea’s Cole Palmer Reflects on World Cup Snub, Fitness
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Chelsea’s Cole Palmer Reflects on World Cup Snub, Fitness

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Chelsea forward Cole Palmer discussed his disappointment at missing England’s World Cup squad and detailed his recovery from a groin injury. He also spoke about teammates Morgan Rogers and the influence of manager Xabi Alonso.

Palmer expressed that he is “hungry to get back to my best” after being left off the national team roster for the World Cup. The Chelsea forward acknowledged a frustrating previous season, attributing part of it to a groin injury he sustained. Specific details about the severity or duration of the injury were not provided in the source.

The article also mentioned Palmer’s thoughts on teammate Morgan Rogers, though specifics of those comments weren't detailed. Additionally, Palmer highlighted the impact of manager Xabi Alonso, indicating his influence on Palmer’s development and performance. The extent of Alonso’s impact was not elaborated upon within the provided text.

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