Pep Guardiola's unexpected revelation about Cole Palmer, Chelsea's new star

Manchester City is being one of the most important teams of the moment. The citizen club is little by little beginning to gain extremely positive feelings and the reality is that despite the absence of a footballer like Kevin De Bruyne, the English team is little by little positioning itself as expected. However, despite continuing one more day at the top of the league, the team drew 4-4 against Chelsea, where a former Manchester City player was the one who scored the tying goal.

In this vibrant day of the Premier League, Chelsea were seen taking on Manchester City with whom they had a draw in a truly spectacular duel (4 – 4). A challenge in which the participation of Cole Palmer (21 years old) has been key, who has made the former's law effective by scoring the tying goal from the fatal point. With no room in the Sky Blues, he took the direct flight to Stamford Bridge.

Cole Palmer is shining at Chelsea after leaving Manchester City this summer, to the point that it is already being said that Pep Guardiola may end up regretting having let the young 21-year-old midfielder go, for whom the Stamford Bridge club paid 47 million euros. But Guardiola has just made a revelation about Palmer's goodbye.

What did Pep say about Cole Palmer?

Thus, Pep Guardiola assured that "after one or two years, he (Cole Palmer) told me that he did not want to play here (at City)." The coach of the 'citizen' team stated that he told Palmer: "Mahrez is leaving, you have a chance. But he answered me: 'I want to leave'. And I told him: 'Go!'" Guardiola added of Cole Palmer: "I would have liked him to stay. But he told me he wanted to leave. It's good for him. He's a really good guy. I wish him all the best."