‘He is a real talent’: Michael Carrick seriously impressed by one Chelsea player last night.

“He is a true talent,” one Chelsea player remarked of Michael Carrick last night.Colleague Palmer was lauded by Middlesbrough manager Michael Carrick following his squad’s humiliating loss at Chelsea last night.

Championship club Middlesbrough advanced to the semi-finals of the Carabao Cup competition this year, capping an outstanding run. In fact, after the first leg of the semifinals, they held a 1-0 aggregate lead over Chelsea.

In contrast, the Blues advanced to the League Cup final yesterday via a 6-1 second-leg victory over Boro at Stamford Bridge.

Tonight, Mauricio Pochettino’s squad will learn whether they will face Liverpool or Fulham at Wembley Stadium in the final next month.Cole Palmer, a 21-year-old attacker for Chelsea, contributed significantly to his team’s resounding victory on Tuesday.

The left-footed playmaker capped off a stellar performance, which has been the norm for him this season, by netting his tenth and eleventh goals in Chelsea colors.

Even the opposing manager praised the England international after the match, which is a testament to his caliber.”He is a true talent,” Carrick said on BBC Radio 5 Live in reference to Chelsea’s Palmer. A pleasant young man as well. One can see that he will have a successful career because he is straightforward and easy to approach.

“Being on the receiving end of it is not pleasant, but we can admire and respect his good nature.”

Michael Carrick is astounded by Cole Palmer Palmer’s ascent at Chelsea this season, which shows no indication of slowing down.

He is currently establishing himself as a certain starter for Gareth Southgate’s England squad at Euro 2024 this summer, in our opinion.His two extremely composed finishes in front of the net against Boro essentially encapsulate the ease with which he executes the game.

Following last night’s victory, Chelsea head coach Pochettino extolled Palmer via Sky Sports, praising him as a “extraordinary talent.”

We are certain that his £40 million acquisition from Manchester City last summer (Sky Sports) represents the most advantageous transaction in the Premier League this season.