The English international has agreed to a six-year contract with Chelsea, paving the way for a potentially explosive attacking lineup.
The signing is expected to see Morgan Rogers primarily operating from the left, freeing up space for Palmer and João Pedro to focus on central areas.
Chelsea's decision to separate the two situations is a shrewd move, as it avoids compromising their attacking depth by selling a proven attacker to a rival club.
The bigger challenge will be fitting every player into a cohesive system, with Alonso needing to ensure that Chelsea's expensive forwards have clearly defined roles.
A front line built around Rogers, Palmer, and João Pedro has enormous potential, with the trio's movement and versatility potentially making them one of the Premier League's most unpredictable attacks for several seasons.
Chelsea's expensive signings will need to be managed effectively to maximize their impact, but the potential rewards are substantial.
