Over the years, Chelsea and Manchester City have engaged in some intriguing trade transactions.

Although he once looked amazing in the Stamford Bridge uniform, Kevin de Bruyne became a legend while playing for Manchester City.

Cole Palmer has been a revelation for Chelsea, and they are now grateful to their lucky stars that Manchester City sold him to them last summer.

Only Declan Rice could contest that the 22-year-old was the greatest player in the Premier League and the summer acquisition of the just ended season.

It’s insane to score 22 league goals and dish out 11 assists in your first season with any team, much less one that is still gaining traction and identity.

Palmer’s services cost Chelsea £42.5 million, and Richard Keys now believes

that, according to what he tweeted, he is worth “three times” what the London club paid for him.

The TV host was skeptical of reports that Kevin de Bruyne would quit Manchester City this summer due to interest from Saudi Arabia; according to HITC, he has been given a fantasy departure.

Keys believes that Pep Guardiola has a lot to account for because Chelsea’s de Bruyne replacement, should he depart, is currently there when he most likely ought to be at the Etihad.

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According to Keys, “if de Bruyne does leave City this summer, some serious questions about Guardiola’s decision-making should be asked.”

“Palmer was the clear replacement, and Chelsea paid three times as much for him as he currently has.”

During the Emirates FA Cup Semi Final between Manchester City and Chelsea FC, Kevin De Bruyne of Manchester City and Cole Palmer of Chelsea FC were in action.

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Cole Palmer bravely chose Chelsea over Manchester City.
The England player, who is playing for England in 2024, had the opportunity to continue at Manchester City and had everything in his hands.

Just now, Guardiola led the team to the Triple Crown. Although Palmer wasn’t a regular, he was nevertheless a member of the group.

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