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Premier League 2023-24 Chelsea Home Shirt Palmer #20 (S)
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Product Details
SKU:
CHEH23767389
Product Size:
S
Condition:
Brand New - With Tags
Features:
- Official PS-Pro Premier League print for hot-shot young forward Cole Palmer #20
- Official and original Nike tags
2023-24 Chelsea Home Shirt Palmer #20 (S)
Care Instructions
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Cool wash
Wash inside out
Cool iron
Do not tumble dry
Do not bleach
Do not use fabric softener
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Notes
The 2023-24 season featured the meteoric rise of Cole Palmer as Chelsea’s undisputed talisman, defined by his ice-cold composure and a sensational return of 25 goals across all competitions. This debut campaign was immortalized by his historic hat-trick to secure a dramatic late victory over Manchester United and a masterful four-goal haul against Everton that showcased his world-class technical flair. Sweeping the club's Player of the Year awards, Palmer's clinical consistency and creative brilliance revitalized Stamford Bridge, cementing his status as the breakout superstar of a new era.
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