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Bayern Munich may take over one of Chelsea's most valuable possessions as Enzo Maresca prepares to take the bundelisga giant for a visit.

Despite concerns about his upcoming at Stamford Bridge and alleged involvement from the Bundesliga side, Chelsea keeper Levi Colwill is said to be open to joining Bayern Munich this summer.

After enjoying a comeback campaign on mortgage at Brighton in the 2022- 23 season, Colwill headed up to Chelsea, to provide under next- boss Mauricio Pochettino.

Before accidents hampered his time, the boy started in his first ten Premier League games.

Colwill's coming at Chelsea may not be as straightforward as some would like, but according to reports from the Daily Mail, Bayern are keen on strengthening their defense this summer, with fresh manager Vincent Kompany making the shortlist.

Additionally, Colwill and brother Allianz teammates Harry Kane and Eric Dier, who are both currently at the Allianz Arena, have suggested that Sky Sports Germany is open to moving there this summers.

Colwill is one of the many defensive targets that Manchester City star Kompany has selected, along with Jonathan Tah, who has also been linked with a move to Chelsea.

Bayern are unable to pay the team's asking price at this time, while the Blue are unable to allow Colwill leave with ease.

Colwill presently has five years left on his current contract with Chelsea, and he also has a choice time to sign.

Die Roten, who missed out of the Bundesliga title last year, are looking to revamp the area, and have therefore listed six players as applicable to left during the exchange window, including Matthijs De Ligt, Joshua Kimmich, Leon Goretzka, Kingsley Coman, Serge Gnabry and Noussair Mazraoui.

Following the departure of Thomas Tuchel, the pub is now looking to resurrect their dominance in the department after Bayer Leverkusen won the European league title.