Chelsea is planning to reward Cole Palmer for his impressive performance during his debut season by gradually increasing his wages to ensure he remains at the club for the foreseeable future. The 22-year-old, who moved to Stamford Bridge from Manchester City last summer for £42.5 million, had a stellar season, contributing to 33 goals in 33 Premier League games.

Despite limited playing time at the European Championship, Palmer showcased his talent by scoring in the final and assisting in the semi-final. The young attacking midfielder signed a seven-year deal worth around £80,000-per-week, which the club believes does not fully reflect his contributions to the team.

Chelsea aims to keep the adjustments to Palmer's wages confidential while working closely with the player and his representatives. This move comes as Chelsea's new manager, Enzo Maresca, prepares the team for the upcoming season. The Blues will kick off their pre-season campaign against Wrexham in the United States on July 25.

Palmer, who chose to skip Chelsea's pre-season tour after England's international commitments, was spotted hitting the gym immediately after his return, underlining his commitment to improving his game. Fans took notice of his dedication, with one social media user praising his work ethic, while another highlighted his talent and dedication to the sport.

As the club aims to secure Palmer's long-term future at Chelsea, the player has fast become one of the top performers in the league. With his rising star and determination to succeed, Palmer's potential seems boundless as he continues to push himself for greatness on and off the field.

The club's decision to invest in Palmer's future highlights their strategic approach to securing talent and nurturing young players for sustained success in the Premier League. As Chelsea fans eagerly anticipate Palmer's continued growth and success, the club remains optimistic about the player's pivotal role in the team's future endeavors.