Cole Palmer picks 5-a-side team and there is one major surprise pick at the back | OneFootball

Chelsea midfielder Cole Palmer has picked his best current Chelsea 5-a-side team, and there is certainly a bit of a surprise at the back.

Palmer has actually not even picked himself in this team, which is quite rare when players are asked to do these kinds of things.

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His form has been off for a little while now, and some people have been doubting whether he should even be going to the World Cup this summer, let alone starting for Thomas Tuchel’s England side. I think he will go, but I don’t think he will start games from the off.

He needs to step his form back up and show the Cole Palmer that first arrived at Stamford Bridge from Manchester City – that player was heading towards world class levels. But this current Cole Palmer has really fell off a cliff. He’ll be back, I have no doubts.

Palmer’s 5-a-side team

Palmer is good friends with centre back Tosin Adarabioyo at Chelsea, and it looks like he has favoured his pal in his 5-a-side team picks, as you can see in the above image.

Palmer names his Chelsea’s 5-a-side team:

“My 5-a-side team would be Tosin, Reece, Lavia, because when he’s fit is the best ever, Joâo Pedro and Steve [Estevão].”

In other news today

Como’s Jacobo Ramon is being linked with a number of top clubs, and Chelsea offer him a chance to start pretty quickly, putting them ahead of other possible options.

Mathis Eboue is a name we’re going to hear more and more about as he gets closer to the first team at Chelsea. And there is some Neymar and Cristiano Ronaldo chatter.

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