Cole Palmer: Pep Guardiola’s BIGGEST REGRET

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✅ About the video:
Unveiling a story that has stirred the football world, 'Cole Palmer: Pep Guardiola’s BIGGEST REGRET' takes you on an unexpected journey through one of the most intriguing narratives of modern football. This video delves deep into the tale of Cole Palmer, once a rising star at Manchester City, whose path took a dramatic turn leading him to Chelsea, sparking widespread speculation and debate.
Discover the intricate details of Cole Palmer's development under Pep Guardiola, his transition from Manchester City to Chelsea, and why Guardiola regards Palmer's departure as one of his most significant regrets. We explore the behind-the-scenes dynamics, the potential that Guardiola saw in Palmer, and the circumstances that led to one of the most talked-about moves in recent times.
This video is not just about a transfer; it's about the unseen aspects of football management, talent nurturing, and the complexities of player development. Find out how Cole Palmer's journey is a case study in what happens when potential, opportunity, and decision-making collide in the high-stakes world of professional football.
For fans of Cole Palmer, Manchester City, Chelsea, or anyone fascinated by the strategic decisions that shape careers and the future of clubs, this video offers unprecedented insights into one of Pep Guardiola's most personal reflections on his tenure in English football.
Join us as we unravel the story of Cole Palmer, examining the nuances of his talent, the decision that took him away from the Etihad, and why Pep Guardiola views this moment as his biggest regret. It's a tale of talent, transition, and the tantalizing question of 'what if?' in the world of football
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[@ftblicons]

Do you think Cole Palmer will reach his full potential at Chelsea, or was his development better suited under Pep Guardiola at Manchester City?

[@NWfootie]

Loved what he was donig at City under Pep, but his strong start at Chelsea shows he's on the right path. Maybe this is exactly what he needed.

[@LeoHoward-zl6fn]

He needs Chelsea because the whole team is a youth team that needs growth

[@ftblicons]

You're onto something. A young squad like Chelsea's could offer him both opportunities and a collective growth environment.@@LeoHoward-zl6fn

[@ftblicons]

Exactly! His time at City was solid, but Chelsea seems to be unlocking his full potential. A win-win move.@@NWfootie

[@Grey-gp2pi]

Palmer's showing he can shine anywhere. Strong start at Chelsea just proves great players adapt and excel. Can't wait to see more!

[@MonaKlisa]

Now him and gusto have something special on the pitch the chemistry betwen these two player is something else and i can't wait till all chelsea player click to each other😊

[@ftblicons]

Totally agree! The connection between him and Gusto is electric!

[@dennisstaines8005]

After last night he looks very much as he might get the golden boot, which is a big surprise but his big skill is he his ice cold in front of goal. Having watched him this season he does everything, works hard of the ball, brilliant technical skills and is not selfish as he knows when to pass. I do fear that he is going to be targeted by other teams and hacked at like Hazard was, which is not acceptable but the way of the cheats.

[@ftblicons]

Definitely a surprise contender for the golden boot! His all-around game is impressive

[@OkaforChiemelie-qs2wc]

How I wish Felix still in Chelsea... Palmer and Felix can do it 😂😂 back to back

[@draoicht22]

I was sad for Palmer leaving that he couldn't get his place. But at least he's with another good Manager at Chelsea and doing well

[@ftblicons]

Absolutely, his move was bittersweet. Glad he's finding his feet and showing his worth at Chelsea

[@SpiritualSteve2]

It ain’t his biggest regret Palmer wouldn’t have fit in our starting 11 with De Bruyne, Foden, Alvarez and Silva

[@ftblicons]

True, but football is full of surprises. Who knows what Palmer could have brought to the table?

[@nwagbodika6147]

Imagine Palmer in this squad you just said...if de bruyne one side Palmer one side veru deadly bro

[@dhairya6144]

We tried him it didn’t workout man

[@samirmandal5166]

When will Kevin De Bruyne win World Cup or Euro Cup for Belgium ?????? 😢😢😢😢

[@samirmandal5166]

Silva your performance in World Cup was Horrendous.

[@EcoEconUG-PoliticalEcolo-ht8dj]

With the chelsea project, Palmer is in the best uture and a uture baloon dor winnner.

[@ftblicons]

Let’s check in on this comment in a few years 😃💎

[@HusseinDacosta]

Palmer is next Eden hazard

[@ftblicons]

Big shoes to fill!

[@alex-je8fd]

They can buy whoever they want, literally which means zero regrets about anyone ever

[@ftblicons]

Financial power helps, but there's always a 'what if' with players that leave

[@RAZVI97999]

Just give poch time at least one more year then see Nkuku’s year going bad because of injuries just give poch one more year then this team is going to be one to beat in pl

[@ftblicons]

It's a fair point. Success doesn't happen overnight, and Pochettino's track record speaks for itself. Injuries are unfortunate, but they test a team's depth and resilience.

[@javapoet]

I think he looks good in long white socks

[@ftblicons]

Socks game strong

[@Owentez2]

No regrets, also Chelsea sold de bruyen because at that time he could not match the players in the club. Likes of lampad, Essien, Mikel and Michael barak❤❤❤so to me I can't see the reason to keep a player just wasting him due to lack of playing time.

[@ftblicons]

Exactly. No point holding back talent. De Bruyne's journey shows sometimes a move is necessary for growth.

[@OkaforChiemelie-qs2wc]

More grace

[@Thomas-zs5wt]

he was in their academy didnt play much went to chelsea and his destroying teams, kalvin philips went from leeds to city for 100 mil and didnt play and now he is with west ham i bet he will do almost the same thing as palmer

[@ftblicons]

Awesome if Philips can find his old form again!

[@OkohFriday-tv4gz]

Palmer is already a better player in Chelsea than he was in Man City

[@ftblicons]

Without a doubt!

[@JoelOmuron]

True

[@ftblicons]

Don't think the regret is going away any time soon

[@OnyimaMercyogbonne-lf6lk]

Yes

[@ftblicons]

💯

[@scienceaddict7446]

was equally beneficial to both parties tbh, micty got some money for a player they didnt need considering their squad depth and palmer got more playing time to help his career, and its only been abut half a season that palmer has been doing well so i dont get why everyones hying him so much when theres other players whove been consistent season after season

[@ftblicons]

Absolutely, it's a win-win situation. City capitalized on their depth, and Palmer is getting crucial playing time at Chelsea. The hype is probably because it's refreshing to see a young talent quickly make an impact, even if it's just been half a season.

[@samirmandal5166]

Since Palmer is performing consistently so Many City Coach Pep and it's played are not able to digest his Success. 😮

[@gambet0007]

'if" I remember correctly, City did try him out, it didn't look like he was ready, I don't think Pep regrets selling him tbh.

[@ftblicons]

Pep's decisions are always calculated, and if he thought it was the right move, it probably was. Still, seeing Palmer do well elsewhere might sting a bit, even if there's no regret.

[@samirmandal5166]

Pep underestimated Chelsea in the European Championship 🏆. Chelsea much more weaker Team defeated Man City and Won the European Championship 🏆. Pep don't underestimate Any Team.😊

[@samirmandal5166]

This Year Pep Guardialo passed Comments on Arteta Sir manager of Arsenal. Now as on date Arsenal are on the Top of the Table. Man City is at 3rd Position. Time Changes Pep.😢😢😂😂😂😅😅😅

[@OkaforChiemelie-qs2wc]

He plays like Eden Hazard 😂❤

[@user-tf9qb1jd4c]

Let's be honest I'm a Chelsea fan let's stop this i bet pep and city are gutted they let him go why would they be they done the treble and are on there way to another so let's be honest and happy we got him enough said

[@ftblicons]

It's great to have him at Chelsea now, isn't it?

[@user-tf9qb1jd4c]

@@ftblicons yes mate

[@OkaforChiemelie-qs2wc]

You deserve number 10 bro then Mudryk number 20

[@carloscasmir2363]

Man city must regreat for letting him leave, he could replace ageing KDB

[@ftblicons]

It's a tough call. KDB's shoes are big to fill, but City is often forward-thinking. Palmer's potential is huge, though; could've been interesting to see him step up

[@vishamr2000]

i would want liverpool to buy him

[@ftblicons]

I think everyone wants him right now 🔥

[@mellowngawo5650]

I never hear Pep regretting for releasing Parlmer...that's a youtuber opinion🙅

[@ftblicons]

Pep might need to upload a video explaining his decision-making process!

[@sivuyilehendrickralarala4409]

It was the best decision by pep...

[@ftblicons]

…For Palmer and Chelsea

[@JohnsJournalOfficial]

Cole Palmer is Chelsea's Joker!

[@ftblicons]

Cole Palmer is a real game-changer

[@namer6914]

So you just uploaded a couple of videos and most of them having negative aspects about city, seems like a stupid start for your KZbin career. Good luck champ you will need it

[@ftblicons]

I appreciate your feedback and good luck to you too!

[@Victor-kb4hx]

@@ftbliconsso wise of you for not responding with bitterness.

[@ftblicons]

Thank you. Everyone has the right to their opinion, and it’s important to treat each other respectfully 🙌

[@RichardJuukovsky]

Palmer could not get into the Man City team because he was not good enough, end of. Foden got in because he was good enough. All you see about Palmer being so great is all hype. He has achieved nothing in his career and his goals scored are the same as any average player in other teams if you do not include penalties which he has been allowed to take while not all his competitors have been given this opportunity. Peace and love

[@EcoEconUG-PoliticalEcolo-ht8dj]

you are lying . but continue🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@RichardJuukovsky]

@@EcoEconUG-PoliticalEcolo-ht8dj Exactly where am I lying? Those are pure facts. Peace and love

[@elishaseme3019]

well, given he has 14 goals, if you remove 5 penalties he still has 9 goals, and 8 assists, more than 95% of city players. And he is doing that in a shitty team that is trying to find form unlike city which is a well oiled machine atm.

[@RichardJuukovsky]

@@elishaseme3019 I'm going to go deep. 9 goals is pretty average for most players in the Premier League. Nothing to write home about, but the media write about it as if he is performing miracles. It's a propaganda joke with an agenda that has nothing to do with football. It's only 3 more than Sterling and Sterling is not happy with his 6 and would not be too excited about 9. As for Palmer's assists, at least 3 of them are fakes, including the Jackson goal where Palmer took a shot that was going way off target as an error, but then Jackson skillfully back heeled it to the goal and scored with Palmer being credited for the assist. Another so called Palmer assist was Palmer losing control of the ball and Sterling taking the ball off him without Palmer knowing anything about it, then Sterling skillfully dribbled a few players and shot from a reasonable distance to the top write hand corner and then again Palmer was credited for an assist. There is at least another one, maybe two, of these jokes Palmer is credited for ass giving assists. These are not real assists, but it is easy for the media with an agenda to take advantage of the publics unwillingness to research the facts and fool them into believing Palmer skillfully crafted 8 assists which is not true. The result is a false representation of his scoring abilities and assist providing abilities and a call up to the England team which is the media objective that wants more white players in the team because they feel there are too many black players for their liking with Sterling as the person they want most away from the England especially after dragging England to final forcing the media to have to write about a black player doing this for the England team which their racist minds hated having to do. Peace and love

[@elishaseme3019]

@@RichardJuukovsky it could be, but for a young player and one in a not so good team, that's something, and why aren't you talking about assists though?

[@sphephelomnguni4700]

Is he black? 🤔

[@ftblicons]

From his fathers side

[@leolynch5320]

😓 promo sm

[@ftblicons]

😓

[@bucurilie-lo4jf]

I have to disagree with you. Man. city earn, how much last season? How many clubs are making money in Football? Are you sure Pep regrets his departure? For the reason of making videos can say anything, even you don't know much. Sure, Cole is an excellent player. A talent, but last year alone a lot of players left and much more talented like Gundo, or the other guy gone to his native Saudi league. And Pep is crying himself to sleep?

[@ftblicons]

Thanks for sharing your perspective! You're right, the business side of football means constant changes in the squad. While Pep might not 'cry himself to sleep' over departures, losing talents like Palmer surely impacts planning and strategy. It's the emotional part of the game for managers.

[@user-lz7rh9gr1w]

The only thing left for him is to join a champions league level club 😂

[@ftblicons]

That's harsh 😂

[@bluelionking5285]

He already join the Only London Club with 2 Champions league trophies who beaten his former club Man City.😂

[@bluelionking5285]

Btw his former club got only 1 Champions league trophy😂😂😂

[@user-lz7rh9gr1w]

⁠@@bluelionking5285I’m saying right now, not in their entire history

[@bluelionking5285]

@@user-lz7rh9gr1w Chelsea are in a transition of a new crazy ownership. If Roman is still Chelsea owner..Man City can't smell a CL trophy. British Govt got an agenda against Chelsea. How can you interfere politics with sport!🤣🤣🤣