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Dwight Yorke remains sceptical about the likelihood of Cole Palmer pushing for an exit from Chelsea, even in the event they don't secure a top-four finish - yet he suggests that the England star might find a new home at Liverpool.

Since transferring from Manchester City to Chelsea last season, the 22-year-old has dazzled, boasting more goal involvements (33) than any Premier League player in the 2023/24 season.

I don't think he would demand to leave Chelsea if he's playing a season out of the Champions League."

He further remarked: "He's still very young, and he's gone there and turned his career around and became the top man there.

Cole Palmer is going through his toughest time as a Chelsea player.

Yorke points out that Palmer enjoys a key status at Chelsea, much like Salah does at Liverpool, which might make leaving the London club less appealing, according to the Mirror.

The former Manchester United striker also mentioned: "There's no reason why it would not happen if Mo Salah is to leave

If we keep missing out on Champions League, only then does it become a problem for Cole Palmer

Next year, if Chelsea come back, work hard, and make sure they can qualify for the Champions League and compete for the Premier League, then everything is happy for Palmer.

"I genuinely believe that the only club that could tempt him would be Liverpool, and even then, they would have to let Salah go first."


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