“Do it and you’ll have the bailiffs at your door!” — Palmer teases Rogers over shared ‘cold’ celebration at Chelsea | OneFootball

Cole Palmer has joked he will send the bailiffs round to Morgan Rogers' house if his new Chelsea teammate uses his cold celebration.

Palmer and Rogers have reunited at Chelsea this summer, following the latter's £117m club record move from Aston Villa. The pair are close friends, having grown up together in the Manchester City academy, and will now share a dressing room again at Stamford Bridge.

Both players use the 'cold' shiver celebration when scoring, with Rogers first to use it before Palmer made it one of the most recognisable goal celebrations in thePremier League.

Palmertrademarked the celebration with the UK Intellectual Property Office last year, and joked Rogers will receive a knock on the door from bailiffs if he continues to use it.

“We’ve never spoke about it," Palmer said when discussing the shared celebration.

“It’s one of them. He does it. I do it. I’ve trademarked it so if he tries to do anything, he’ll have the bailiffs at his door! Nah, we’ll do it together."

Chelsea bromance: Palmer hails Rogers as next-level signing and perfect on-pitch partner

Rogers will link up with Chelsea when they return from the club's pre-season tour of Australia and Asia, having been granted extended leave following his role in England's World Cup campaign.

Palmer said he can't wait to link-up with his close friend on the pitch and is confident he and Rogers can complement each other in Xabi Alonso's side.

“I always speak to him but when I heard Chelsea were trying to sign him, I was texting him even more. He was probably sick of me but at least he’s here now.

“He told me straight away when he was coming. It didn’t get leaked. Nobody knew.

“Just me and him and the higher people at the club. So it was a difficult secret to keep. But I kept it!

“Is he a next-level signing? Of course. Everyone knows how good he is. Obviously he’s one of my best friends so I’m very happy about it.

“We’re two different players. He’s more physical than me, on and off the ball. He likes to drive with it. I like to play passes. I think we can play well together, and we played together when we were young."