Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... COLE PALMER has become synonymous with his "cold" celebration, where he wraps his arms around his body as if he were cold. The Chelsea ...

It was late last year when Chelsea’s Cole Palmer filed an application ... Office to trademark his crossed-arm “Cold Palmer” goal celebration – and, no, we’re not making this up.

Wilson dropped the ball and proceeded to rub his arms, mirroring a celebration done by Chelsea's Cole Palmer. While Palmer is not the first to perform this celebration, it has gained widespread ...

Chelsea star Cole Palmer has reportedly moved to trademark his goal celebration. A common feature after the 22-year-old finds the back of the net is for him to rub his hands over his arms to mimic ...

In a world where gestures on the field can ignite unexpected controversies, Chelsea's Cole Palmer has become embroiled in a feud with Valencia's Diego Lopez over the ownership of a goal celebration.

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Cole Palmer's signature 'cool' celebration is characterized by his composed demeanor after netting a goal, exuding confidence and charm. This celebration has enchanted fans and has become synonymous ...

Former Chelsea forward, Demba Ba, believes that English attacking midfielder, Cole Palmer, is having a prolonged drop in form due to the absence of veterans at the club to encourage him. Cole Palmer ...

Chelsea have reportedly made their decision on the future of under-fire manager Enzo Maresca and Blues star Cole Palmer has ... But there's more to Palmer's celebration of better times than ...

In recent months, Chelsea superstar Cole Palmer applied to trademark the “cold” celebration that he does after scoring, but this move has been criticised by Valencia winger Diego Lopez ...

Almost as much has been made of Cole Palmer’s recent decline as was of ... His team are even attempting to trademark his celebration, because everything can be commercialised.