Liverpool Echo (citing HITC) has reported that Liverpool have 'asked about' Chelsea Defender Levi Colwill and Arne Slot intend to make four new additions in their first transfer club window.
The report adds that the Reds have been “long-time admirers” of the Englishman and their interest dates back to 2022, when the player was loaned to Brighton & Hove Albion.
Liverpool were also interested in Colwill last summer but did not make a move for the 21-year-old because they accepted it would be too difficult to agree a deal with Chelsea.
However, with Virgil van Dijk about to enter the final 12 months of his contract at Anfield and following the departure of Joel Matip as a free agent, Liverpool are looking to finally realize their “long-standing” interest in the youngster's services. from Chelsea.
The Blues plan to part ways with several youth players to raise funds, but Levi Colwill remains firm in his plans after the arrival of Enzo Maresca as the new coach.
Colwill, a promising target for Liverpool
Colwill is valued at £42 million by Transfermarkt and would be a great addition for Liverpool after impressing in his first senior year at Chelsea and with Brighton the previous season.
The English centre-back may be tempted by interest from Liverpool following the numerous inconsistencies at Stamford Bridge.
Furthermore, if Conor Gallagher fulfills his wish to remain at the club, Chelsea could also be willing to cash in on Colwill to raise funds and meet the requirements. first divisionProfitability and sustainability rules before making new purchases.
Colwill will not initially be a first-choice starter at Anfield, but will be able to learn the ropes from van Dijk, who has been one of the best in the business, before potentially playing a starring role at Liverpool.
He also has the ability to play as a left back and can compete with Andy Robertson and Kostas Tsimikas.
It is yet to be determined what phase of negotiations Liverpool are in with Chelsea, but the Reds will seek clarity soon to try to push for a transfer before pre-season or look for alternative options.
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