Chelsea midfielder Cole Palmer is reportedly unsettled at the club, with his potential transfer value now revealed, according to recent reports.

The 23-year-old star is believed to be unhappy at the west London side and could consider leaving Stamford Bridge during the upcoming summer transfer window.

It has been a challenging campaign for the Blues. Enzo Maresca’s tenure ended prematurely, while his successor, Liam Rosenior, has yet to make a convincing impact.

Chelsea endured a disastrous Champions League exit, suffering an 8-2 aggregate defeat to Paris Saint-Germain, and now face the prospect of missing out on next season’s competition. They currently sit sixth in the Premier League following a 3-0 loss to Everton.

Palmer himself has struggled to replicate his impressive form from last season. With nine Premier League goals and one assist so far, his output falls short of the 23 goal involvements he managed previously, with recurring injuries playing a major part.

According to a report from The Sun, the England international feels unsettled in his current situation at Chelsea.

The publication claims that Manchester United, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich are all closely monitoring Palmer’s circumstances and could be ready to make a move for him.

It is understood that Palmer is discontented with life in London and would prefer a return to his native Manchester. However, his long-term contract at Stamford Bridge, which runs until 2033, could complicate any potential transfer. The forward is believed to carry a price tag of approximately £150 million.

Meanwhile, Bayern Munich are reportedly in the market for a new No.10 to complement Harry Kane and Jamal Musiala, both of whom have strong ties to English football.

Beyond his personal preferences, Palmer is said to be frustrated with Rosenior’s tactical approach, which he feels restricts his creative freedom on the pitch.

Nevertheless, FourFourTwo reports that Chelsea have no plans to sell Palmer in the immediate future, with the club determined to retain him this summer given the length of his contract.

Despite his club frustrations, Palmer’s position in the England national team is not believed to be under threat. Competition for attacking roles under manager Thomas Tuchel remains fierce, but Palmer’s inclusion in the March international fixtures suggests he remains part of Tuchel’s plans for the upcoming World Cup.

According to estimates from Transfermarkt, Palmer’s market value currently stands at €110 million. England are set to face Uruguay at Wembley Stadium tomorrow night as part of their pre-World Cup preparations.