Chelsea are currently not in negotiations with their manager Levi Colville for a new contract, but recently reported active progress in re-moving. Sky Sports reports this.

According to Dzherel, the remaining contacts between the parties date back to last summer. Both the club and the player held preliminary discussions on the new goal, but the process was paused after the 23-year-old Englishman recovered from a torn anterior cruciate ligament during pre-season training..

It appears that the parties may return to negotiations after the end of this season. At the same time, Chelsea were considering the nutritional contracts of several footballers before the summer.

Colville recently returned to the field after a painful recovery and already took part in the team's two remaining matches, including the FA Cup final against Manchester City.

The official's contract with the London club is until 2030 and he has an option to extend it for another season.