Last summer, Kepa Arrizabalaga was loaned to Real Madrid, while Chelsea welcomed Robert Sanchez in the opposite direction. According to Football.london, Kepa has played quite well by Real Madrid’s standards, keeping 7 clean sheets in 18 appearances in all competitions.

If he returns to  Chelsea , Kepa will have to compete with Djordje Petrovic and Sanchez. With Kepa’s desire and desire to play regularly, being the third choice in goal will not convince this goalkeeper. However, reports show that Real Madrid has no plans to buy Kepa outright , so he will have to look for a new destination.

The final decision on Kepa’s future will depend on many different factors, including his training form and how the goalkeeper situation plays out at Chelsea in the coming months.

Not to mention, if the home team at Stamford Bridge has a change on the leadership bench, the new captain may have a different opinion about the number 1 position in Chelsea’s wooden frame.