Premier League player of the week: Palmer Rediscovers his best form against Fulham


Cole Palmer named Premier League player of the week after Fulham masterclass
Cole Palmer has been named Flashscore’s Premier League Player of the Week after producing an outstanding performance in Chelsea’s thrilling 3-2 victory over Fulham.
The 24-year-old looked back to his best in the Blues’ opening Premier League fixture, playing a decisive role as Xabi Alonso’s Chelsea began the new era with a crucial three points.
Palmer wasted almost no time making his mark, setting up Joao Pedro after just 31 seconds with a perfectly timed pass. The England international was rewarded for his creativity in the second half when Joao Pedro returned the favour, allowing Palmer to race through and finish between Bernd Leno’s legs.
The Chelsea playmaker completed five dribbles and recorded nine touches inside the Fulham penalty area, underlining just how influential he was throughout the contest.
His overall display earned Palmer an impressive 9.2 Flashscore rating, comfortably reflecting his impact on the match.
The performance will come as a major boost for Palmer after a difficult period and could be a sign that the midfielder is ready to return to the level that previously made him one of the Premier League’s most dangerous attacking players.
Chelsea’s next challenge comes in the EFL Cup, with Luton visiting Stamford Bridge in the second round on Wednesday. The Blues will then return to Premier League action on Sunday when they welcome Brighton.
With Palmer appearing to have rediscovered his confidence and attacking sharpness, Chelsea supporters will be hoping his excellent display against Fulham is the beginning of a highly productive campaign.
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