Cole Palmer of Chelsea has received both his shirt number and all of the necessary preparations for the next European Championship, which begins this weekend.

Palmer will be hoping to have a role in England’s first group round match against Serbia on Sunday night.

Things are happening, according to sources: Chelsea is moving on the Michael Olise deal.Even though he probably won’t start this game, he can definitely make an impact off the bench if England needs him to.Even though Chelsea was inconsistent last season, Palmer was their best player and the team’s true bright spot.

A spot in England’s Euro squad has finally come his way, and it’s well-deserved.

Like said before, Palmer has already had his England photoshoot done, and he will be wearing shirt number 24.

The next role for the former Chelsea player turned coach is

This morning, there’s some good news for Chelsea fans: a former player has been promoted to the position of head coach.

No matter what they accomplish after leaving the game, it’s fantastic to watch former Blues succeed. While some will go on to other endeavors, the majority will remain in football. But as this story shows, their passion for the game will ultimately prevail, and they will keep playing.

Things are happening, according to sources: Chelsea is moving on the Michael Olise deal. Despite his rоcky tenure with the club, Fernаndо Tоrres wаs universаlly belоved by Chelseа suppоrters. He аppeаred tо hаve the suppоrt оf the crоwd nо mаtter hоw mаny оppоrtunities he missed, аnd he scоred severаl cruciаl gоаls. We аll wаnted him tо succeed becаuse оf thаt mаgnetic presence he exuded.

After calling it quits in his playing career, the Spaniard got into coaching. He got his start coaching the Under-19 team for Atletico Madrid. The good news is that he has been promoted and is making progress in his coaching growth.

Torres makes a bold moveTorres will lead Atletico Madrid’s reserve squad, according to talkSPORT. He has previously coached Atleti’s under-19 team before taking up his new position.

“I embrace it as a tremendous challenge with a great deal of ambition and the serenity of knowing that we are prepared,” Torres stated upon assuming the position.

After leaving Liverpool for a then-record £50 million to join Chelsea, Torres failed to replicate his goal-scoring success at Stamford Bridge. However, during his time at Chelsea, he was successful; the club won the FA Cup, Champions League, and Europa League in 2011–12.

For Nando’s future role, I offer my warmest wishes.