Chelsea Playmaker Cole Palmer responded to his sequel to drought with a defiant message, promising fans, “Don’t worry, I’ll be back.”
Palmer threw out seven unsuccessful efforts during Chelsea’s 4-0 pounds From Southampton on Tuesday night, extending waiting for a goal on seven consecutive appearances in all competitions. This is the longest drought of Palmer’s previously fertile career, surpassing the six games magic that he endured almost 12 months ago.
Enzo Maresca has Shown nothing but an unwavering faith In his talisman midfielder, who reacted with a confused smile after seeing a late free kick in the middle of the week, which was hit by Aaron Ramsdale in the middle week.
In the immediate other empty, Palmer headed for social media. After congratulating their teammates at the end ChelseaThree matches of loss, he offered a gathering cry for himself.
“She has to continue working, and still be happy, continue laughing the way she does,” Maresca said The match of the day. “It’s normal to go through the moment you struggle to score, but it doesn’t matter. Just go on and score many goals.”
🚨🥶 Cole Palmer: “Don’t worry, I’ll be back.”
A clear message to Chelsea fans after a difficult moment for the English star. pic.twitter.com/epffxduumr
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Palmer failed to find a net from his last 27 attempts. The 22-year-old previous 27 shots scored six goals. A little bad luck undoubtedly contributed to this dry magic.
“That’s how you react,” Maresca added. “He reacts perfectly. Smile and is happy. We have no doubt that he will score more goals. He is a human being. All human beings, all big players, all normal players, big club, big manager – all of us the manager go through bad moment.
“Even if he is young, he shared time in a big club and knows that all big players go through these moments.”
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