Chelsea forward Cole Palmer has had his say on the speculation surrounding his future in West London by sporting a new celebration for the club. The England international put his side ahead against Wolves in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon, and ran over to celebrate with the travelling fans, covering his ears in the process, before going on to net a hat-trick at Molineux.After suffering the disappointment of a Carabao Cup semi-final exit to Arsenal in midweek, it was crucial for Chelsea to bounce back in the Premier League in a bid to keep their hopes of qualifying for the Champions League alive. Luckily for the travelling fans, they were treated to the Cole Palmer show. The Blues talisman bagged a 38-minute hat-trick in the Midlands, converting twice from the penalty spot, before grabbing a third shortly before half-time. It was a much-needed confidence-booster for the England international, who had previously only scored twice from open play in the top flight since January 2025.The Manchester-born attacker has been linked with a stunning move back to the north of England this summer, with reports emerging that he is unsettled in London. Claims of missing his friends and struggles to keep a positive mindset have been rife in the media, with some reports going so far as to suggest Manchester United - Palmer's boyhood club - could make a swoop for him. However, the 23-year-old has seemingly shut down those rumours, and he did so with an interesting celebration. After converting his first penalty, Palmer wheeled away and covered his ears with his hands, seemingly blocking out the noise around him. He then engaged with the Chelsea crowd, pointing to them and hyping them up before jogging back to the centre circle. Head coach Liam Rosenior was quick to shut down any speculation of his star man leaving Stamford Bridge in the near future. In one of his recent press conferences, the new Chelsea boss said: "It's so unrealistic. It's come from nowhere. There's nothing in it. There's no reason to have the conversation. That's where I'm at."Cole is very happy. I've had numerous conversations with him. Our thoughts are on how we can make this team better, how he can improve and how I can help him. He loves being here and he wants to be a Chelsea player. You can't stop speculation, but some speculation is so far from the truth. There's no point in having a discussion about it."It's simple. Cole is an incredible player. I'm not surprised at the timing. A new manager comes in and all of a sudden there are people unsettled. It's not true. Cole's here, he's very happy and I can't wait to see him back on the pitch."Add GOAL.com as a preferred source on Google to see more of our reportingFor now, Palmer's focus is on his football. After setting an example to his team-mates by scoring three against Wolves, he will be hoping the Blues can push on and secure a spot in the Champions League next season, at the very least.