Chelsea will likely want to distance themselves at the club World Cup.
The Blues’ first stage match in the U.S. began Monday as Enzo Maresca’s men played against LAFC, and prominent Chelsea personnel players Cole Palmer and Enzo Fernandes could be selected to escape for their MLS opponents, away from people like Liam Delap from MLS opponents.
Palmer hopes he can raise his own stuff at the club’s World Cup to start his preseason with memorable commemorations, and if this summer, Chelsea can win talents similar to entertainment offensive midfielders.
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Chelsea still has exciting attackers on radar
The game’s opening day with the temporary closure of the transfer window tilted backwards, so it’s interesting to see how Blueco’s goal is strengthened.
Well, according to London football, Chelsea still has the radar of RB Leipzig star Xavi Simons as more new signings complement Delap’s statement arrives, the website notes that the fascinating 22-year-old’s move to England is a deal.
However, at this stage, nothing is there, but if the switch ends up kicking into the gears, Chelsea may land their second Palmer.
Simmons has proven that he is a goal and assist in the Bundesliga in one season, as Manchester-born Ace shows when she performs on the strength under Maresca.
How Chelsea’s Simmons is Palmer 2.0
Just like Palmer who had to leave his hometown employer Manchester City’s successful Palmer, Simons will have to overcome similar problems of himself in the book of Baris St. Germain.
The explosive Dutchman will only earn a puny assist in 11 senior appearances in the French capital before becoming a beloved star of PSV Eindhoven and Leipzig.
Palmer went through an upward trajectory similar to the rise of a 22-year-old, with only six goals and two assists in a city where Pep Guardiola was rarely seen.
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Palmer vs. Simons on 2024/25 |
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Stat (* = per game) |
Palmer |
Simmons |
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Play games |
37 |
25 |
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Scoring a goal |
15 |
10 |
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Assist |
8 |
7 |
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touch* |
54.2 |
68.0 |
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Accurate pass* |
29.4 (83%) |
36.6 (83%) |
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Key Pass* |
2.5 |
2.0 |
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shooting* |
3.4 |
2.0 |
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Shoot on target* |
1.4 |
0.9 |
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Missed a big opportunity |
14 |
2 |
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Created great opportunities |
twenty four |
12 |
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Sofascore statistics |
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Now, however, Palmer is one of the outstanding 10 players in the division when he just glanced at his league number this season, with 15 goals and eight assists from 37 games.
Surprisingly, the Leipzig number star just completed a similar bubble sport in the Bundesliga, with Simmons having only six of his candid goals and assists in Palmer, even with 12 fewer league clashes. On this evidence, it is not surprising that a social media analyst describes him as “one of the 10 best people in the world.”
If Simons moved to the Premier League, he might soon be from Simons, who had already contributed 77 goals when he starred in his native Netherlands and Germany.
The only problem that could arise is trying to put the 22-year-old 22-year-old the same as Palmer, but Simons can happily get into the XI’s left wing – away from the left wing that lined up primarily in the middle – and saw 35 goals in his solid career and scored 35 goals in that position in 59 games.
So in an ideal world, both Simmons and Palmer can terrorize Premier League defense side by side, plus Amsterdam-born aces may allow Chelsea to kick off next season’s Champions League and stay away from their 10th-ranked icy magic.
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