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Morgan Rogers explains Cole Palmer partnership and Chelsea’s attacking success

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Chelsea forward Morgan Rogers has opened up about his understanding with Cole Palmer and Joao Pedro, revealing how their contrasting qualities and close relationships have helped the team’s attacking performances.

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Chelsea forward Morgan Rogers has opened up about his understanding with Cole Palmer and Joao Pedro, revealing how their contrasting qualities and close relationships have helped the team’s attacking performances.

Speaking to Men in Blazers, the England international discussed Chelsea’s attacking approach, his relationship with Palmer and the influence of experienced midfielder Jordan Henderson. Rogers described Palmer as the creative link between midfield and attack, highlighting his ability to receive possession in deeper areas and unlock opposition defences.

He believes the former Manchester City playmaker possesses exceptional technical qualities that are difficult to teach. The forward explained that Palmer’s movement and desire to receive possession create opportunities for himself and Pedro in advanced positions.

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