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Chelsea dreaming of an impossible move for Real Madrid talisman if Cole Palmer leaves

Speculation over Jude Bellingham’s future has not slowed down, although Real Madrid are understandably not even interested in listening to any offers for him.

According to recent reports from Fichajes, Chelsea are preparing a move that will shake up the European transfer market, with the Club World Cup winners exploring the possibility of signing the England international.

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From Real Madrid’s perspective, however, the situation is simple.

Bellingham is seen as a cornerstone of the club’s present and future, not only for his performances on the pitch but also for his growing influence off it.

The midfielder is one of the faces of Madrid’s new era and his contract until 2029 aims to send a strong message across Europe.

There is no intention to sell, no pressure to negotiate, and no interest in hearing offers.

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Despite this, rumors continue to swirl in the English transfer market, with Chelsea’s name also emerging amid uncertainty elsewhere in the Premier League.

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Concerns are said to be growing within the club over Cole Palmer’s future.

Chelsea are planning a bold move. (Photo by Yasser Bakhsh/Getty Images)

Some reports suggest City could make a move to bring Palmer back if there are significant changes to their bench.

The same reports claim that Enzo Maresca’s potential arrival at the Etihad Stadium will be the trigger.

Palmer is believed to be a priority target for the Italian coach because of his previous experience working with him.

If City act on this interest, Chelsea will be forced into the market for a new attacking reference point.

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This is where Bellingham’s name enters the conversation, if only as a dream scenario.

There was full awareness among Chelsea’s hierarchy that such a move would be monumental.

The financial need alone is staggering, and that’s before considering Real Madrid’s unbreakable status.

The Spanish giants don’t need to sell and don’t want to sell. At this stage, even a very good offer may not be enough to open the door.

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