Chelsea’s president, Marcelsa, insists on the drought of Palmer is a “mental thing”

Inzo Marissa, Chelsea director, believes that Ren Cole Palmer is “a mental thing” before Everton’s visit to Stamford Bridge in the Premier League on Saturday.

Palmer failed to find the net in his last 16 games, after scoring 14 goals in his first 23 games of the season.

At that time, the Marcica team slipped from second to six, with the pressure on Chelsea coach. However, after only two points from Newcastle with five matches in the league, the Blues remain in a shot in the completion of the first five places and a place in the Champions League next season.

Chelsea is also the favorite to raise the European Conference and Travel League to Sweden next week in the semi -final match match against Degardine.

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Palmer, who is still only 22 years old, has become a bit of Stamford Bridge, and his manager insists that the arid international talisman in front of the target is nothing more than a confidence case.

“It is certainly a mental thing, it is not tactical or technical,” said Maricca.

“Cole is still the player who scored 14 goals in 20 games. The style is the same, the manager is the same, and the club is the same. Nothing has changed around Cole. It is my mind at this moment.

“You can see that he is a little worried because he wants to help the team. You can see that he is struggling a little on it. But he showed how happy he is after Fulham. It is just a matter of whether we can win the matches. He will definitely score goals.

“If the game returns through the game, it has at least every game or two chances, so it is not about how to play the team.”