European giants 'submit' stunning Cole Palmer offer as Chelsea unhappiness revealed

Chelsea and England star Cole Palmer is reportedly the subject of a mammoth offer after claims he is pushing to leave the Blues.

Palmer signed for Chelsea from Manchester City in 2024 and quickly became the team's talisman, firing them to Conference League and Club World Cup triumphs with dazzling displays in both finals.

The England international has developed into one of the best attacking midfielders in the world, with 31 goals and 31 assists in 122 appearances for the Blues.

But there is a feeling that Palmer's talents are being wasted at Chelsea, who were eliminated from the Champions League and are sixth in the Premier League.

A new report from Fichajes claims that Palmers "seems to have run out of patience at Stamford Bridge due to the sporting instability" and has become "seriously disillusioned with the direction his club has taken".

Boyhood club Manchester United are said to be interested in Palmer, along with European giants Real Madrid and Bayern Munich.

Cole Palmer has a number of clubs interested in his services. Image: Getty

In fact, it is reported that the Bundesliga champions are looking to capitalise on Palmer's situation and are preparing an opening offer in the region of £86.8 million for the 23-year-old.

This proposal is said to be merely kicking off proceedings, with Chelsea valuing their top asset at around £147 million.

Palmer has an extremely long contract until 2033 and Chelsea will undoubtedly not let him leave without getting a significant fee.

Bayern are waiting in the wings to see what developments there are in regards to Palmer's situation but will wait until the end of the season before submitting an official offer - which could be one of the most expensive in the history.

Bayern's record transfer fee was to sign Palmer's England captain Harry Kane for around £104 million in 2023 and they are making a clear effort to sign some of the top young players in world football for their project under Vincent Kompany.

Bayern would have no problem offering Palmer a hefty contract and salary and believe their rich history and appetite for major trophies could persuade Palmer to follow Kane in moving away from the Premier League.

Despite an injury-hit season, Palmer has still scored 10 goals in 25 appearances for Chelsea.