Kepa Arrizabalaga's future remains unclear as Chelsea must decide what to do with £72m reserve

Chelsea are close to entering into a new era where they will welcome new ownership. With this now being a certainty, it’s impossible to imagine what could possibly change within the club. Transfer targets will now come into question and the summer window could define the future for certain players. Including Kepa Arrizabalaga.

The goalkeeper has had enough time in the limelight this season to warrant a transfer. Prior to Roman Abramovich’s sanctioning, he was linked previously linked with Lazio and Newcastle. Whilst the interest from these clubs sound tantalising, Chelsea should be careful when making their inevitable decision. Is it worth the risk? Let’s see.

The world’s most expensive goalkeeper could be searching for a new footballing home. The £72 million Spaniard is yet to live up to the price tag since joining from Athletic Bilbao and will probably not have the opportunity to if he stays with Chelsea. Whilst some fans admire Kepa Arrizabalaga's willingness to do his best when called upon, it may not be enough.

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The reality is, the hefty price tag comes with an expectation from both parties. The expectation was never to remain as a back-up option to £22 million Edouard Mendy. He was supposed to be the main man. So what should Chelsea do?

The Blues face a difficult decision. Just like any other armchair fan, I’d like to think that I know what’s best for my club. If it had been a decision for me, it would be easy. Let him go! The 27-year-old has the rest of his career ahead of him and he has to move on. Since moving to Stamford Bridge in 2018, his career has just been on a downward trajectory. The incident between him and