Former Chelsea winger Noni Madueke was booed by his old fans on his return to Stamford Bridge, playing for Arsenal.

NONI MADUEKE returned to Stamford Bridge for the first time since his shock summer move from Chelsea to Arsenal on Sunday – and Cole Palmer showed there was no love lost. The heated Premier

When Cole Palmer is missing, Chelsea feels it—and tonight against Barcelona in the UEFA Champions League, the absence of the Blues’ brightest creative spark has turned into the defining subplot of the matchday.

Maresca was unable to provide a firm date on Palmer’s return. There is no chance of the 23-year-old figuring against Barcelona and the Italian boss ruled out this weekend’s almighty clash with Arsenal, although he warned that his return to full, first-team training “for sure it will be soon.”

Having Palmer available would be a huge boost, and The Guardian have reported Chelsea are hopeful he’ll hand them a boost by declaring himself fit. Palmer has made just four appearances in all competitions, and having him back in the match day squad would provide a major boost.

Daniel Farke has been dealt a double injury blow with Anton Stach and Sean Longstaff both ruled out of Saturday's Premier League game at Manchester City. Next game: vs. West Ham (Nov. 30)

Cole Palmer has missed recent national team call-ups due to a persistent groin injury and a fractured toe, hampering his involvement in England's 2026 World Cup planning. And there's more bad news for the Chelsea star as his absence from the official 2026 England calendar has caused some media speculation,

The 23-year-old had his highly sought-after ‘Ice Cold’ Match Attax card immortalised in a specially made two-metre ice structure before the European blockbuster clash