United plot shock Palmer swoop
According to TEAMtalk, the Old Trafford club have identified Cole Palmer as a potential target as planning intensifies ahead of the next transfer window.
United interest takes shape
Manchester United are monitoring Cole Palmer’s situation as part of wider discussions over squad improvements for next season, according to TEAMtalk.
The report says United have not made a formal approach but are assessing whether a move would be feasible as they review attacking depth and long term options.
Palmer has been one of the Premier League’s standout performers and his form has inevitably drawn attention from rival clubs.
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Player open to move
According to TEAMtalk, Cole Palmer would be open to a switch if Manchester United decide to pursue the deal.
The outlet reports that the England International is prepared for a potential change, although any move would depend on negotiations between the clubs rather than pressure from the player himself.
Chelsea hold firm on valuation
Chelsea are expected to demand a significant fee before entertaining any talks, according to the same report from TEAMtalk.
The London club are said to value Palmer at a minimum of £150 million, a figure that would set a new Premier League transfer record if met.
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Such a valuation reflects Palmer’s importance to Chelsea and their reluctance to weaken a key area of the squad.
A transfer that could define the summer
If Manchester United choose to act on their interest, the potential deal would signal a major statement as the club look to close the gap on domestic rivals.
For Chelsea, the reported stance underlines their intent to retain core players unless extraordinary offers are made, setting the stage for one of the summer’s most closely watched transfer stories.
Sources: TEAMtalk
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