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Cole Palmer: Chelsea forward's groin injury makes no 'sense', says Enzo Maresca
Cole Palmer faces ongoing groin pain managed cautiously by Chelsea, limiting him to six appearances and no full matches since September, ahead of the Everton game.
- On Friday, Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca said Cole Palmer is available at the moment and fit to start against Everton on Saturday.
- The comeback was hampered after Cole Palmer fractured his toe at home last month, delaying his return from a groin injury that sidelined him over 10 weeks since September.
- After his Leeds cameo, Maresca revealed Palmer felt 'completely bad' the day after and played only half an hour, with six appearances this season and no full 90-minute outings since September.
- Maresca added that Chelsea medical staff are monitoring Cole Palmer day by day and not discussing surgery, noting he cannot play three 90-minute games in a week.
- Maresca warned that patience is needed as England manager Thomas Tuchel hopes to pick Palmer in his 26-man squad despite just 65 minutes in one qualifier.
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Cole Palmer injury fears worsen as Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca provides update - The Mirror
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
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Read Full ArticleCole Palmer injury makes no 'sense' to Chelsea boss Maresca
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca says “there’s no sense” to the groin injury afflicting star player Cole Palmer. The playmaker missed over two months of action after sustaining the problem against Manchester United in September. A freak toe injury delayed his return, which he made during the 3-1 defeat to Leeds United at the beginning of December. He started in last week’s goalless draw with Bournemouth and was rested for the trip to Atalanta in th…
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