Bayern Munich and Manchester City are currently monitoring Chelsea player Levi Colwill. Levi Colwill is currently playing for Brighton on a loan deal from Chelsea. The player is currently excelling at the Brighton side. Although Brighton had a slow start to the season, but they have managed to pick themselves back up. However, the young player did not get the game time as he had hoped he would get. He suffered an injury early on during the loan spell. Therefore his game time got limited once again. But after returning from the injury Levi Colwill have shown quality and hunger to prove himself. The defender took the opportunity presented to him with two hands and is now an important part of the Brighton defense. Colwill’s contribution to Roberto De Zerbi’s side have gained him the interest of some elite clubs.
Both Bayern Munich and Manchester City are monitoring Levi Colwill
Levi Colwill could have played an important part in the Chelsea defense. He could have played for the Chelsea first team. But his injury problems hampered his game time with the Blues. Therefore Chelsea felt that a loan spell would be better for the player. And by the looks of it maybe the club was right to send the player on a loan deal. Colwill have grown as a young defender and have caught the eyes of some elite clubs during his loan spell. According to some reports, both Manchester United and Bayern Munich are monitoring his developments. The interest in Colwill is constantly growing. However other reports claim that Chelsea are looking to sign a long-term contract deal with the player. The Blues are hoping to tie him down with a long-term contract.
There is no surprise that Chelsea are hoping to extend his contract. Levi Colwill had an amazing season for the Brighton team. Although the player might be looking for a first-team assurance from the Blues. Chelsea have gone ahead and signed players like, Benoit Badiashile, Wesley Fofana, and Kalidou Koulibaly recently. They had signed new players rather than showing faith in Colwill.
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