Ryan Giggs has advocated a Manchester United move for Chelsea midfielder Cole Palmer this summer.
Palmer has been linked with a potential move to Manchester United in recent months, though distanced himself from a transfer last week.
However, with Manchester United closing in on Champions League football, and Chelsea a chance to miss out, Giggs has said Palmer is the sort of player the Red Devils need.
He said the 23-year-old would ease the reliance on Bruno Fernandes to create chances, when asked by Rio Ferdinand if Palmer would ‘fit the bill’ as a summer signing.
“Where would he play? With obviously Bruno ten, he could play off the right, possibly. We talk about (Rasmus) Hojlund and (Benjamin) Sesko… it’s only really Bruno who is creating things time and time again. What if Bruno has a bad day? Or he’s injured? You need three or four players in your squad who can make things happen, for these players to put the ball in the back of the net.”
Fellow former United player Patrice Evra agreed that Palmer would be a good signing, but warned the pressure of Manchester United is different to any other team.
“When you play for United, it’s different,” Evra said.
“You can be a great player, wherever you play, and you come to United and it’s a different pressure.”
