Chelsea's Levi Colwill In St Mary's Stand's For Saints Win !
For those looking for a good rumour on this Thursday morning, there is perhaps none better than Levi Colwill's instagram post from the previous night when he watched Southampton's win over Monaco.
The local media in Leicester in particular must be monitoring Colwill's social media as they have put out a story about Leicester City target Levi Colwill.
They have referenced his instagram post of Wednesday evening when the Chelsea defender posted a picture of himself watching Saints beat Monaco.
Leicestershirelive report that although Leicester have been in the driving seat to sign central defender Colwill from Chelsea after his successful loan spell at Huddersfield that perhaps Southampton are now in the lead.
They say that although Colwill made no direct reference to his future in the post, it is either a bit of fun from the youngster who being Southampton born might just be winding up a few mates or it might be something more tangible such as he is in talks with Saints.
Either way it will set tongues wagging not only in Leicester but in Southampton
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