Thomas Tuchel has devised Chelsea's perfect transfer window, with the Blues boss reportedly set to decide Levi Colwill's future this summer. The 19-year-old centre-half has attracted a handful of interest from a host of Premier League sides this term, following impressive displays while out on loan at Huddersfield Town.
Colwill, whose contract at Stamford Bridge expires in 2025, featured 29 times for the Terriers in the Championship, steering Carlos Corberán's side towards promotion into the Premier League. The Cobham graduate's imperious performances this season booked the Yorkshire-based side a place at in the play-off final against Nottingham Forest - though, unfortunately for the defender, Huddersfield fell at the final hurdle.
Despite Colwill's misfortune at Wembley, the west Londoners are said to be 'so impressed' with the youngster's development and he'll likely play a major part in shaping Tuchel's summer transfer plans, Goal add. Even more so now that Antonio Rudiger and Andreas Christensen have departed Chelsea, leaving the Blues with diminutive options at the back.
