Barcelona and Real Madrid are reportedly monitoring Levi Colwill's situation. Spanish outlet Marca has suggested that Chelsea's failure to qualify for the 2026-27 Champions League could force them to sell important players. Chelsea's hierarchy views the 23-year-old England international centre-back, who has five caps for his country, as important to their long-term project and does not want to sell him. However, the prospect of playing Champions League football with the Spanish clubs could be difficult for the player to resist. Marca notes that it would be logical for both clubs to register their interest if Colwill were to become available on the market. The outlet compares the potential interest to Barcelona's links with Inter Milan's Alessandro Bastoni and Real Madrid's long-standing interest in Liverpool's Ibrahima Konaté. Colwill joined Chelsea in July 2022. His current contract is valid until 2029, and he has a market value of €50.00m according to Transfermarkt.