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EPL: He’s spectacular – Aguero picks Chelsea’s best player

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Manchester City legend, Sergio Aguero has picked Cole Palmer as Chelsea’s best player at the moment.

The former Argentina international labelled Palmer as spectacular, adding that he played with him at Man City.

Speaking to Stake (via GOAL), Aguero said, “I played with Cole Palmer, and I love him as a player. I think he is spectacular.

“Moving has worked well because he needed to play. In my opinion, he is Chelsea’s best player today.”

Palmer joined Chelsea from Man City in 2023 after failing to feature regularly for the then Pep Guardiola-led side.

EPL: He’s spectacular – Aguero picks Chelsea’s best player

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