COLE PALMER is still dogged by groin pain — sparking fears for Chelsea and England. The Blues’ No 10 has only just come back from 11 weeks on the sidelines due to injury. He returned as a

Cole Palmer scored his first Chelsea goal since September as the returning star helped his side beat Everton 2-0 in the Premier League on Saturday. Amid an injury-hit season, the Blues talisman opened the scoring before the excellent Malo Gusto doubled the hosts' advantage.

Chelsea talisman Cole Palmer played down the enthusiasm inspired by his return to the scoresheet against Everton, revealing that he is “still dealing with an injury” which requires constant, careful attention.

Cole Palmer has been dealing with a persistent groin injury this season and, while he is back available for Chelsea, the England star is still not fully fit and is battling pain

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca made a big Cole Palmer selection call ahead of the club's upcoming Carabao Cup quarter-final clash against Cardiff City in midweek. In what has been an injury-hit 2025-26 campaign for the Blues and England playmaker,

Chelsea hero John Terry has declared Cole Palmer the "best No.10 in the world" following his role in Saturday's 2-0 win over Everton. The Blues earned a first league victory since their 2-0 victory at Burnley last month to move back into the Champions League spots.

COLE PALMER could be out of the World Cup picture — if England’s official 2026 calendar is anything to go by. Phil Foden, Jude Bellingham and Eberechi Eze all feature… but Chelsea’s No 10 is

Chelsea star Cole Palmer has wasted absolutely no time in getting back up and running after an extended injury lay-off.The England international sustained a groin injury back in August that was

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca has confirmed that Cole Palmer is set to make his return after two months out against Leeds in midweek. The Blues star has been absent since the club's defeat to Manchester United on September 20,

Cole Palmer got on the scoresheet in Chelsea’s 2-0 win over Everton, with England boss Thomas Tuchel watching on.