Chelsea hit by Levi Colwill transfer bombshell amid ‘total agreement’ and huge transfer announcement

Chelsea defender Levi Colwill has emerged as a summer transfer target for Bayern Munich. Last summer, the Blues fought off interest from Brighton and Liverpool to keep hold of their academy graduate with his first season back at Stamford Bridge a mixed one to say the least.

On a number of occasions, the 21-year-old showed why he is so highly-rated, however injuries and being pushed to left- back greatly impacted his campaign. Nonetheless, Colwill is still absolutely part of Chelsea’s plans and those of incoming head coach Enzo Maresca.

While selling some players will be an aim this summer, welcoming new signings will also be on the agenda for the Blues with Crystal Palace star Michael Olise a transfer target. The France international is also of interest to Manchester United, Liverpool and Manchester City, but the Blues hold the advantage with a major boost emerging.

Bayern interested in Colwill

According to Sky Germany , Colwill is being looked at as a potential defensive transfer for Bayern. Chelsea, like last summer, have no intentions to sell though and it looks as though the German outfit will be looking elsewhere.

Moments after that update emerged, it was revealed that Bayern had reached a total agreement with Jonathan Tah on personal terms which will see him sign a five-year contract. Now, a fee just needs to be agreed with Bayer Leverkusen.

Transfer announcement that could impact Olise future

Crystal Palace are already looking at making new signings all while some of their star players are linked to exits. Michael Olise and Eberechi Eze both impressed in the final weeks of the season and as such, several big Premier League clubs are circling.

Around Olise, Chelsea and Manchester United are the two teams locked in a transfer battle. With that in mind, as per Fabrizio Romano , the Blues are said to have the advantage. Palace are also close to announcing the arrival of Daichi Kamada as their potential Olise replacement.