Palmer reacts to Chelsea's decision to not include him in Europa Conference League team.

Chelsea's rising star, Cole Palmer, may have been left out of the team's Europa Conference League squad, but he remains confident in his own fitness. The 22-year-old, who had a successful debut season at Stamford Bridge, has been a key player for Chelsea this year with six goals and five assists in the Premier League.

Despite his impressive performances, Palmer will not be able to contribute to the first part of Chelsea's European campaign. When asked about this decision, he told The Telegraph, "Not really. The management's decision was for the best, and I'm focused on keeping fit and ready for the next opportunities."

Palmer, who recently signed a nine-year deal with Chelsea, also expressed his commitment to the club and his excitement for what they can achieve together. He sees Chelsea as his home and has no doubts about ending his career with the team.

Enzo Maresca, speaking about Palmer's absence from the Europa Conference League squad, acknowledged the young player's importance to the team. "We played some games without Cole, but Cole is something extra that you need," he stated. Maresca also mentioned the need to protect players, and believes that Palmer falls into this category.

Despite being left out of the squad, Palmer remains focused on maintaining his fitness and taking advantage of future opportunities. He is fully dedicated to Chelsea and their future success.

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