Manchester City target bargain summer swoop for Chelsea defender Levi Colwill - Paper Round

Manchester City want Colwill Manchester City are considering a move for Levi Colwill, with the youngster doing well at Brighton. Ad Despite planning to return to Chelsea from his loan spell in the summer, the huge outlay at Stamford Bridge means they may be ready to sell fringe players to raise funds. Premier LeagueKlopp likens Bellingham pursuit to child wanting 'a Ferrari at Christmas'YESTERDAY AT 10:01 The Sun reports: “The 20-year-old centre-back has enjoyed an impressive season on loan at Brighton.

“He has made 15 appearances for the Seagulls this season, keeping six clean sheets. “With two years left on his Chelsea contract, he is set to return to West London at the end of the season. “Man City… are sensing an opportunity to poach him away from Stamford Bridge.

“Chelsea have spent £600million across the last two transfer windows. “And they are expected to offload players in the summer to recoup some of those funds.” Ten Hag targets Ferguson Manchester United are looking at Brighton forward Evan Ferguson as a potential striker this summer, according to The Mirror. The 18-year-old is out injured so will not face United in their upcoming FA Cup tie, but he is seen as a more affordable option than either Harry Kane or Victor Osimhen.

The paper writes: “Erik ten Hag won't be able to watch Brighton's Evan Ferguson in person after the forward was ruled out of next weekend's FA Cup clash against Manchester United. “The Irishman has enjoyed a breakout season, scoring eight times, which has captured the attention of several Premier League sides, including the Red Devils. Ferguson was poised to be facing Ten Hag's side at Wembley with a final place at stake, but will now miss out through injury.