PAY ATTENTION: Follow YEN's WhatsApp channel for a daily dose of breaking news on the go!Cole Palmer has dismissed speculation linking him with a move to Manchester United, insisting he has no intention of leaving Chelsea.The 23-year-old is in his third season at Stamford Bridge after completing a £40 million switch from Manchester City in 2023. Reports last month suggested Palmer had grown frustrated at Chelsea and could be open to a summer move to United, but the England international has firmly rejected those claims.Read alsoRio Ferdinand names 2 Tottenham stars Man United could target if Spurs are relegatedStay ahead of the gist. Join YEN’s WhatsApp channel for instant updates!Palmer made it clear he remains committed to Chelsea and is focused on the club’s ambitions. He also revealed that discussions have taken place within the squad and with the club’s hierarchy about strengthening the team. Palmer pointed to Reece James’s long-term contract extension as a sign of confidence in the project. Palmer explained that he and James have had detailed conversations about the squad’s needs. Read alsoHow Vinícius Júnior helped bring Kylian Mbappé and Jude Bellingham to Real MadridLooking ahead, Palmer believes Chelsea are close to competing at the highest level again. He emphasised the importance of adding the right profiles to the squad. Palmer also acknowledged the challenges of adapting under a manager appointed mid-season. JOIN IN: Suspicious Content In Your Feed? Bust It With Our Free and Brief Fact-Checking Course. Get a Certificate!Source: YEN.com.gh Isaac Darko (Sports Editor) Isaac Darko is a Sports Editor at Yen, boasting over 10 years of experience in the media industry. He has produced award-winning TV shows such as "Football 360" and "Sports XTRA" on ViaSat 1/Kwese TV. Isaac began his career as an Assistant Producer at TV3 Ghana Limited (Media General) and also contributed as a Writer and Weekend Editor for Pulse Ghana. He earned his bachelor's degree in Communication Studies from the Ghana Institute of Journalism (now University of Media, Arts and Communication). Email: [email protected].