Colin Rooney has the full support of friend and football legend Ally McCoist as I'm A Celebrity and they are both set to make an appearance in the jungle.
Alli, 62, is said to have excited Coleen, 38, with Wakata Christie's investigation Rebecca Vardy launched early in the 2017 series.
She'll have Allie's support in her corner as Coleen is seen getting 'ultimate revenge' by signing on too.
During the explosive legal battle, Ally plunged into the drama and told Rebecca she 'wanted to be a fly on the wall' in her Leicester City player husband Jamie's dressing room.
Speaking on his talkSPORT breakfast show at the time, Alli said: 'If they were men, they'd get him. You want to be a fly on the wall in that dressing room.'
Colin Rooney, 38, is set to appear in the jungle on I'm A Celebrity, with the full support of friend and football legend Ally McCoist, 62 (pictured in June).
Alli (pictured) is said to have cheered Colin on during the Wagada Christie trial with Rebecca Vardy, who was booted out early in the 2017 series.
Ally – who is also an outspoken supporter of Coleen's husband Wayne Rooney – is said to be high on Ant and Disa's radar, she turned down the chance to do the show twice before appearing on the show this year.
TV presenters Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly are desperate to get the Scottish pundit on the line this year. Glass.
Ally was previously in talks to go to the jungle in 2019 and 2022, but backed out due to a fear of cockroaches.
Explaining why he turned down the show earlier, the former footballer said: 'I'm not a fan of cockroaches.
'The bit at the beginning where you jump out of a helicopter or a plane – I love doing that. But then the rest is downhill.
'You don't know until you're there, but actually being in a coffin with rats and snakes – from where I'm sitting now – I don't think it bothers me that much.'
An ITV spokesperson said: 'If any names are suggested for I'm a celebrity… get me out of here! Speculations.'
Coleen is said to have been paid more than Nigel Farage's £1.5 million last year.
Coleen is also thought to be getting 'ultimate revenge' by signing up, so she'll have Alli's support in her corner (pictured last week).
Ally is also openly supportive of Coleen's husband Wayne Rooney (pictured)
During the explosive legal battle, Ally was swept up in the drama and told Rebecca she 'wanted to be a fly on the wall' in her Leicester City player husband Jamie's dressing room (pictured Rebecca and Jamie)
TV presenters Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly are desperate to get the Scottish pundit on the line this year.
Coleen is said to have received a fee that exceeded Nigel Farage's £1.5 million last year.
Rebecca was this week ordered to pay another £100,000 to Colin after losing a so-called legal costs battle. Wakata Christiatu houses.
According to Sun on Sunday, Coleen is expected to make an appearance in November to take part in the show, which her four boys are said to be huge fans of.
A source said: 'I'm A Celebrity bosses have pulled off a huge plot to take Coleen into the jungle this year and the team are delighted to have her on board.
'He has always been a huge fan of the show and loves watching it with his boys. ITV is over the moon that the stars have aligned this year and he can match it. This series is set to be one of the best yet.
'Colin has a huge fan base and has won huge praise for his classy handling of the Wakata Christie case.'
The couple became the center of a huge storm in 2019 when Colin accused Rebecca of leaking stories about him to the press.
Rebecca sued Coleen for defamation, but Coleen won in 2022 with a judge declaring her claim to be 'substantially true'.
Rebecca, 38, was ordered to pay 90 per cent of Colin's fees, starting at £800,000, but has challenged the £1.8million costs.
In 2017, Rebecca Vardy was filmed in the series I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here
Ant and Dec appeared in series 23 of the hit reality show last year
Senior costs judge Andrew Gordon-Sager has now told Rebecca to pay an extra £100,000 within 21 days, following the latest hearing which began last week.
He said: 'I think there is some scope for further payments into the account so the defendant (Ms Rooney) is not excluded from her costs and I think it should not exceed £100,000.'
The hearing, which neither woman attended, dealt with a number of preliminary issues before a full 'line-by-line' assessment of costs would take place at a later date, which would determine the total amount due.
Judge Gordon-Sager said this could happen as early as 2025, but added: 'The parties need to get on with it and put it behind them.'
He said: 'Realistically, it (tax-by-tax assessment) will probably be next year, hopefully early next year.'
In 2019, Colin publicly claimed Ms Vardy's account was the source behind three stories in the Sun newspaper that contained fake details she had published on her personal Instagram profile.
These include her traveling to Mexico for a 'gender selection' procedure, planning a return to TV and flooding the basement of her home.
After a high-profile hearing, Ms Justice Stein ruled in Colin's favor in July 2022, finding that the post was 'substantially true'.
Wayne and Coleen Rooney, pictured leaving the Royal Courts of Justice in London in May 2022, have been given another boost by this week's High Court ruling.
In May 2022, Rebecca, pictured with husband Jamie outside the Royal Courts of Justice, was accused of sharing personal information about Colin Rooney with the Sun newspaper.
The judge said Rebecca's agent, Caroline Watt, may have passed the information on to the newspaper. And the Leicester star's wife was aware of and condoned this behaviour.
At the latest hearing, Rebecca's representative Jamie Carpenter KC said in written submissions that Coleen's claimed legal bill was £1,833,906.89, three times her 'agreed costs of £540,779.07'.
He said the bill was 'drafted without sufficient care' and had a 'kitchen sink' approach, and included '£120,000 in costs which Mrs Rooney is not entitled to'.
But Robin Dunne, for Colin, said in his written submissions that Ms Vardy had shown 'bad conduct' in the case and that the costs would have been lower 'had she conducted this case appropriately'.
He added: 'It hurts Ms Vardy to now say that Ms Rooney's costs, which were directly caused by her conduct, were unjustified.'
MailOnline has contacted representatives for ITV and Coleen Rooney for comment.
