Cole Palmer would be receptive to an offer from Manchester United should the club he supported as a boy firm up their interest in the Chelsea star.

The England international is reportedly unsettled in west London two-and-a-half years on from his £42.5million move from Manchester City.

Palmer is said to miss his family and the friends he grew up with in his hometown of Wythenshawe.

It would likely take a huge offer to tempt Chelsea into parting company with one of their ‘untouchables’.

The 23-year-old signed a new contract last year on improved terms until 2033 but would, according to The Sun, welcome an offer from United.

Despite being discontent with life in the capital Palmer would be reluctant to rejoin City where he struggled for first team opportunities, particularly in the Premier League, under Pep Guardiola.

United’s current director football, meanwhile, Jason Wilcox is well are aware of Palmer’s talent having nurtured his talent in his previous role at City.

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