Because he was good against Manchester City, it doesn’t mean that it will be like that. Enzo Maresca needs to sell him before he disgraces him against Wolves.” Chelsea legend Frank Lampard urged Enzo to sell the £45 million Chelsea player to avoid future humiliation.

Just because he performed well against Manchester City does not guarantee that the same outcome will occur. Before he humiliates himself in front of the Wolves, Enzo Maresca must sell him. To prevent more embarrassment, Chelsea legend Frank Lampard pleaded with Enzo to sell the £45 million player.

In light of his recent response to the Manchester City match, Chelsea has identified another player who could be traded this summer.

Michael Owen and Glenn Hoddle claim that Cole Palmer, the talisman for Chelsea, isn’t being played in his ideal position by Enzo Maresca.

Palmer, who joined the Blues in a high-profile transfer from Manchester City, was unquestionably their greatest player last season, tallying 27 goals and dishing out 15 assists.

Therefore, it came as a surprise when the England international played a minimal role in Chelsea’s season-opening 2-0 home loss to the Citizens on Sunday.

Palmer mostly played as a No. 10 under Mauricio Pochettino, drifting inside even when he started on the right wing. However, in Maresca’s first game in charge, the attacking midfield player was more out wide.

Former Manchester United and Liverpool striker Owen expressed his confusion about that tactical choice on Premier League Productions, saying, “Chelsea have bought so many players that can play in that position, haven’t they?”

Raheem Sterling is one example of a player who can play in that position but isn’t even on the team. The manager undoubtedly observed Palmer’s performance from the previous season, as well as his position and other factors.

And you would just assume that your greatest players play in their ideal places and that you complement them when choosing a team. Your finest players won’t be forced into unaccustomed roles.

He would be first in his favourite position on the teamsheet if I were the manager, and I would then find a way to accommodate him. However, it appears like they are attempting to shift the pack because they have purchased so many players.

“Cole Palmer can play in any of those positions around the front, and I’m sure he can, but I would prefer him to be at his best and get more of the ball in a more central area,” the manager was quoted as saying prior to the game.

Hoddle, the manager and former player for Chelsea, agreed, adding, “I don’t like to see [Palmer] so wide.” Give it a wide start and let it drift in.

I’m not sure if it was the manager or if he simply told himself, “I’m going to get the ball,” during the second half. He needs to be focused!

This implies that he must be in the centre of the squad, where he is receiving twice as much ball play and is being fed by teammates. He will experience things.

Maresca remained positive after the game despite the outcome, so it’s unclear if he will change Palmer’s strategy for Chelsea’s trip to Wolves on Sunday.

Following Chelsea’s recent removal from Raheem Sterling’s Instagram bio, it appears Chelsea is eager to sell the player. Juventus was first considering a move for the player, but the agreement fell through because Enzo Maresca had not made any more plans regarding it.

It appears that Sterling wishes to evict himself from west London, and Chelsea may cave in to his demands before the window closes.