Blueco looks at “one of the best teens in the world” for Chelsea

Chelsea may fantasize about the possibility of distance in the Club World Cup.

The Blues’ first group stage fixture out begins Monday as Enzo Maresca’s men face LAFC.

Palmer hopes to be able to surprise his own at the Club World Cup and start the preseason with memorable notes.

Chelsea still have exciting attackers on their radar

It will be interesting to see how Blueco aims to bolster, as the first day of the tournament coincides with the open transfer window after a temporary closure.

According to Football London, Chelsea still has RB Leipzig star Xavi Simons on the radar as a newer signature is considered to complement the arrival of Dellup’s statement.

But nothing has progressed at this stage, but if the Switch finally kicks into gear, Chelsea could be about to land Palmer’s second coming.

Simons has proven in many seasons that he is a Bundesliga goal assist machine, as the Manchester-born ace showed when he performed at the peak of his strength under Maresca.

How Chelsea’s Simons becomes Palmer 2.0

Like Palmer, who had to succeed from his hometown employer Manchester City, Simons had to overcome similar problems with young people in the book of Paris Saint Germain.

The explosive Dutchmann has become a much-loved star in both PSV Eindhoven and Leipzig after garnering just one small assist from 11 senior appearances in the French capital.

Palmer has experienced an upward trajectory similar to the 22-year-old rise, with just six goals and two assists heading his path as he lined up in rare cases for the city of Pep Guardiola.

But now, Palmer is one of the Division’s outstanding numbers when he glances at the league numbers this season.

Surprisingly, the Leipzig number star completed a similarly ferocious campaign in the Bundesliga, as he only had six from the Palmer bumper goal-and-assist tally from the 12-man league clash. As for the evidence, it’s not surprising to see him being described by social media analysts as “one of the 10 bests in the world.”

There could be more people coming as he leaps and moves into the Premier League.

The only problem that could arise is trying to get the charming 22-year-old into the same starting lineup as Palmer, but Simons can slot the left field into the XI – as seen in a robust career tally of 35 goals and assists from 59 games.

So in an ideal world, both Simons and Palmer could have terrified Premier League defenses side by side, adding an Amsterdam-born ace, possibly allowing Chelsea to continue kicking in the Champions League next season.