Cole Palmer in Bizarre 'Cold Palmer' Battle Battle with a famous French vineyard

Cole Palmer found himself in a legal fight that most football fans did not expect it: the Chelsea star clashed with Château Palmer, a prestigious French vineyard, on his brand attempt his nickname.

The midfielder of England had applied for the emblematic celebration of his “freezing” objective and his nickname “Cold Palmer”, aimed at launching a range of products, including clothing, toiletries and even alcoholic beverages, according to The sun.

However, the vineyard based on Bordeaux, of which Bottles can sell thousands of poundsofficially opposed the request, arguing that Palmer's plans could harm their established brand.

The dispute is now with the UK Intellectual Property Office, which will examine the submissions on both sides before making a decision.

The wine firm was founded in 1814 after the British army officer Charles Palmer acquired the succession, known at the time as Château de Gascq. He late expanded the vineyards and renamed him after him.

Cole Palmer, meanwhile, is better known for his sparkling performances on the football field than his interest in wine. But in this legal confrontation – Palmer against Palmer, Claret vs Blue – his brilliant on the ground may not be enough to tip the scale.

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