Unexpected Injury Keeps Palmer Away from Chelsea
Italian coach Enzo Mariska, the head coach of Chelsea, officially confirmed the absence of the team's star, Cole Palmer, from the Blues' lineup for the next three matches.
Mariska's announcement came during today's press conference, presenting the fans with the reality of the player's absence, who is considered the most prominent offensive force in the current squad. This sudden absence poses a significant challenge for the coach, especially as the team aims to consolidate its position and achieve positive results in the league and other competitions.
Mariska revealed the detailed reason for Palmer's absence, explaining that it was due to a minor domestic accident the player suffered. The coach pointed out that the injury is to his finger, reassuring fans that the injury "is not serious" and "not a cause for concern," but it requires mandatory rest.
Mariska said: "Unfortunately, Palmer had an accident at home where he hit his finger, but it is not serious. However, he definitely won't be available next week."
The series of absences will start with the upcoming Burnley match, in addition to the games against Barcelona and Arsenal.
Mariska's announcement came during today's press conference, presenting the fans with the reality of the player's absence, who is considered the most prominent offensive force in the current squad. This sudden absence poses a significant challenge for the coach, especially as the team aims to consolidate its position and achieve positive results in the league and other competitions.
Mariska revealed the detailed reason for Palmer's absence, explaining that it was due to a minor domestic accident the player suffered. The coach pointed out that the injury is to his finger, reassuring fans that the injury "is not serious" and "not a cause for concern," but it requires mandatory rest.
Mariska said: "Unfortunately, Palmer had an accident at home where he hit his finger, but it is not serious. However, he definitely won't be available next week."
The series of absences will start with the upcoming Burnley match, in addition to the games against Barcelona and Arsenal.