Chelsea star Cole Palmer's girlfriend stuns in crop top leaving fans in ‘love'
'FIVE STARS' Chelsea star Cole Palmer's girlfriend stuns in crop top leaving fans in 'love'
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COLE PALMER'S girlfriend Connie Grace left fans awestruck in her latest Instagram post.
Connie, 22, has shared more snaps to her Instagram from a visit to America - where she is supporting Palmer at the Club World Cup.
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Connie Grace girlfriend Connie Grace left fans awestruck in her latest Instagram post
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She wore cargo shorts and a white crop top
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Fans loved the look
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The Mancunian social media influencer left fans enamored with her latest outfit.
She was seen in a crop top and cargo shorts as one fan gushed: "Love love love."
Another said: "Gorg."
One hailed: "YOU'RE SO PRETTY."
Another said: "5 stars."
Connie and Palmer's relationship was first reported on in July 2024, when the pair were spotted together off the coast of Ibiza.
Following a frolic in the Mediterranean Sea, they hopped back on their luxury boat to dry off.
Palmer is entering his third season at Chelsea - currently helping them reach the Club World Cup final.
They play PSG on Sunday after the French Champions League winners hammered Real Madrid 4-0.
Blues boss Enzo Maresca said: "We are very happy and very proud to play the final.
"The reason why is that this is the Club World Cup, the best clubs in the world are here. So for us to be there [in the final] on Sunday is something we have to be proud and happy about."
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Palmer with his influencer girlfriend
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Connie is from Manchester, like Palmer
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She has been supporting him in America
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