COLE PALMER has given fans a glimpse into the Chelsea camp by sharing footage of team-mate Mahdi Nicoll-Jazuli’s initiation song.
The West Londoners have been on a gruelling pre-season tour.
Mahdi Nicoll-Jazuli’s initiation song was shared on social media by Cole Palmer Credit: Instagram / @colepalmer10
The teenager could not hide his embarrassment as he belted out Mario hit Let Me Love You Credit: Instagram / @colepalmer10
And Palmer, 24, has been getting geared up for the new Premier League campaign after from England’s World Cup squad.
But the Chelsea talisman brutally teased Nicoll-Jazuli by heading onto Instagram and uploading a video of the teenage talent singing in front of his big-name pals.
The midfielder belted out iconic Mario hit Let Me Love You for his initiation song.
And, in the caption that accompanied the footage, said: “The funniest.”
Nicoll-Jazuli, 16, seemed to see the funny side as, alongside a laughing emoji, he replied: “Narrative.”
Former Chelsea chief Enzo Maresca considered handing the England Under-17s starlet after shining at youth level.
The up-and-coming youngster has also been dubbed the next Jude Bellingham thanks to his performances while coming through the ranks.
And new Chelsea boss Xabi Alonso has been during the pre-season tour.
Palmer bonded with Nicoll-Jazuli during Chelsea’s pre-season tour Credit: Getty
He has already agreed scholarship terms with the Blues ahead of his 17th birthday next January.
Nicoll-Jazuli was named in the starting line-up as Chelsea on Sunday.
Alonso also gave him the nod for the loss to Italian giants Juventus earlier this month.
The rising star came off the bench against Western Sydney Wanderers and in the as Chelsea stepped up their preparations for the new season.
Nicoll-Jazuli has been showing his quality ahead of the new campaign Credit: Getty
The youngster was part of the Chelsea squad that jetted out to Australia and Asia Credit: Getty
Nicoll-Jazuli is set to be at the centre of a tug of war when it comes to deciding whether to continue representing England at international level.
He is also eligible to don the colours of Australia – where he was born – Chad, France and Sudan.