Manchester City midfielder Cole Palmer is set to have discussions about his future with the club in the coming days. The 21-year-old put in an impressive performance in the Super Cup final, scoring a headed equalizer that forced the match to penalties. However, Palmer’s future with Manchester City is uncertain as he seeks more regular playing time and the club looks to sign Jeremy Doku from Rennes. Brighton and West Ham United have shown interest in Palmer, who is valued at over £30million. Guardiola has stated that Palmer will either stay at the club or leave permanently, with no plans to send him out on loan. Palmer stated that his main goal is to play regularly and will make a decision based on the discussions with the club.
Last season was a challenge for Palmer, who struggled with injuries and limited opportunities. However, he has shown improvement in the past few weeks, boosted by his performances in the Under-21 European Championship. Guardiola values trust and decision-making, and Palmer’s choices on the field have improved. He appears more confident and is making a greater impact in games. While progress on a new contract has stalled, Guardiola wants Palmer to stay and believes there is a way to ensure he gets enough playing time for his development and the team’s success. Palmer has been with the club since a young age and has great potential that should be nurtured. Former academy director Jason Wilcox deserves credit for supporting Palmer’s development, and City’s staff has been impressed with his fearless attitude and skill in training sessions. Despite a setback last season, Palmer’s potential is too valuable to sell, even with a buyback clause in his contract.
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