Manchester City sold Cole Palmer to Chelsea in the summer transfer window and he's had an excellent start at Stamford Bridge.
They say that if you want to live a free life and never feel tied down you should not become attached to objects you can't pack away within a minute and run out of the door with. Things change and people leave, growing partial can only lead to heartbreak.
Yet, this summer's sale of Cole Palmer might be the exception to the rule. He might be the one sale they live to regret. But Premier League minutes remained scarce, even if there was another great display and goal in the UEFA Super Cup. But Palmer wanted more and that's when free-spending Chelsea came calling. £40m for a young player with hardly any Premier League starts to his name is too good to turn down. Obviously. But it may turn out to be a steal and Chelsea's best piece of business in their free-spending era.
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