"Palmerâs performances translated to the rest of the Chelsea team. When his form dipped, so did the teamâs, which says a lot about how good he was at the start of the season," Leboeuf told BetVictor.
"He was one of the best players in the world, but then he lost his confidence. Weâve seen it happen to other talented players in the Premier League. Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho have struggled with their confidence at Manchester United and theyâve dipped a bit, at the same time as their club. I canât see Palmer going down the same route as those two though. I believe heâll be back to his best. I donât think we should be too harsh on him; heâs carried Chelsea on his shoulders for the best part of this season and heâs still very young. He needs help from the rest of his teammates, he canât do it all on his own. Heâll be one of the main starters for England and Chelsea next season, Iâm sure."