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Former Manchester United defender Phil Bardsley has disclosed that he would love to see Chelsea star Cole Palmer move to Old Trafford.
Commenting on Palmer’s recent form and body language at Stamford Bridge, Bardsley noted that the playmaker has looked unsettled, prompting talk that United should monitor his situation.
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Speculation has often tied Palmer to United due to his boyhood support for the Red Devils and past images of him wearing a United shirt.
In a chat with Casinolyze, Bardsley stated that he believes Palmer hasn’t looked entirely happy at Chelsea, calling him vital to their setup but suggesting a move to Manchester United would be an exciting prospect.
“I think Cole Palmer is the key to everything Chelsea are doing but when I’ve watched him play over the last year or so he hasn’t looked like a player who is particularly happy. He’s been going through the motions.
“Will bringing in Morgan Rogers put a smile back on Palmer’s face? He’s had injuries which were setbacks but the rumours around Manchester United were interesting. United would be silly not to have a real look at him if there is anything to it but the problem could have also been this Chelsea squad.
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“They’ve had a lot of inexperienced players at the club who have dropped below the standards needed without people to get tough with them and lay down what’s required and pull people in line, making sure everyone is training correctly every day.
“Danny Welbeck and Jordan Henderson can certainly address that but I hope they don’t turn it around to make Palmer happy where he is because I’d love to see him in a red shirt!”
