‘You've got a final to win' – Chelsea fans stunned after Cole Palmer spotted riding SCOOTER before PSG clash in New York
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CHELSEA fans have been left stunned after Cole Palmer was spotted riding a scooter through New York's Times Square.
The Blues' star man appeared rather nonchalant as he manoeuvred his way through the crowds of tourists.
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Cole Palmer rode a scooter through New York's Times Square
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Fans feel he should be concentrating on the Club World Cup final
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Palmer seemed carefree as he manoeuvred through the crowd
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Palmer took part in a pre-final photoshoot
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Palmer had his hood raised over his head so that he could remain inconspicuous.
But he was spotted by one fan who took a short video of the England star and shared it on social media.
The clip went viral, attracting hundreds of thousands of likes, with many Chelsea fans left baffled.
Some were shocked that he was acting so carefree on the eve of Chelsea's Club World Cup final clash with Paris Saint-Germain.
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One reacted saying: "Cole mate you've got a final to win tomorrow lock in."
Another added: "Can someone tell bro we're in a final tomorrow, honestly??"
A third wrote: "Bro let's focus on the final we have a match on Sunday."
And another commented: "He's just a big kid."
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Chelsea face PSG at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey with the Club World Cup trophy and a cash prize of £29million at stake.
Palmer scored his first goal from open play since January in the quarter-final against Palmeiras.
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While £55m newboy Joao Pedro scored two stunning goals on his first start for the club in the semis against Fluminense.
Champions League winners thrashed Real Madrid 4-0 to reach the final.
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