Cole Palmer, the Chelsea star, confirmed that he does not plan to leave the club, putting an end to speculation linking him with a move to Manchester United next summer.

In an interview with The Guardian, the player emphasized his happiness in London, noting that the frequent talk about his future is "just talk" and does not affect him.

Balmer spoke about his personality on and off the field, explaining that he is naturally calm away from football, but he transforms into a completely different player when he steps onto the pitch.

He pointed out that his self-confidence comes from his constant desire to demand the ball and not being afraid of making mistakes, which has helped him establish himself as one of the team's standout stars.

Regarding the team's situation, Palmer admitted that Chelsea's season had been unstable, especially after being knocked out of the Champions League and the increasing pressure on coach Liam Rosenior. However, he expressed optimism about the future, affirming that the team is not far from competing for titles, provided that the squad is strengthened with suitable additions during the summer transfer window.

The English star also touched on his international ambitions, as he aims to secure a spot in Thomas Tuchel's squad with the England national team for the upcoming World Cup.

Despite suffering from a long-term injury this season that affected his performance, Palmer confirmed that he has regained his readiness and is working on restoring his usual rhythm in the crucial weeks.