Chelsea have reportedly put a price tag on Cole Palmer amid speculation that he could move to Man Utd in the summer transfer window.<\/p>\n
Since joining\u00a0Chelsea<\/a>\u00a0in a bargain \u00a340m deal from Man City in 2023, Palmer has contributed\u00a041 goals and 19 assists in 82 Premier League appearances.<\/p>\n Those figures have attracted attention of the biggest clubs in world football but Palmer has had a quieter year, missing half their games through injury.<\/p>\n Despite only playing 14 times this season, there are rumours that\u00a0Man Utd<\/a>\u00a0are looking to make a move for the Chelsea superstar in the summer.<\/p>\n There were rumours last week that he is \u2018unsettled\u2019 at Stamford Bridge and that Palmer would consider leaving Chelsea for Man City if Pep Guardiola leaves in the summer.<\/p>\n However, a fresh report on Monday indicated that Palmer\u00a0\u2018would be open to a sensational transfer to Manchester United\u2019\u00a0in the summer with the Chelsea attacker \u2018missing\u00a0his hometown of Wythenshawe\u2019.<\/p>\n READ:\u00a0No Man Utd players but two transfer targets in top 10 for passing under pressure<\/a><\/p>\n Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano revealed on Thursday<\/a> that Palmer is a \u2018key part of the project\u2019 at Stamford Bridge and that he has \u2018got zero coming\u2019 out of the Chelsea star\u2019s camp about a potential move.<\/p>\n There has already been talk of a potential offer worth as much as \u20ac120m (\u00a3104m) but Spanish website Fichajes insists that<\/a> Chelsea have \u2018set his release clause at \u20ac200m (\u00a3173m), a figure that clearly demonstrates their intention to secure their star player\u2019.<\/p>\n Chelsea \u2018are not facing financial difficulties that would force them to sell\u2019 and they believe the \u20ac120m mentioned elsewhere \u2018falls far short of Palmer\u2019s true value\u2019.<\/p>\n The report adds: \u2018To even begin serious negotiations, United will need to offer at least the \u20ac200 million Chelsea has set.\u2019<\/p>\n