A disastrous £72 million transfer for Chelsea After falling down Carlo Ancelotti’s hierarchy at Real Madrid due to a string of mistakes, Kepa Arrizabalaga is afraid he may be transferred back to Stamford Bridge this summer.

After faltering at Real Madrid, Kepa Arrizabalaga reportedly fears a return to Chelsea this summer.

Despite Real Madrid advancing to the Spanish Suρer Cup final with a 5-3 win over Atletico Madrid on Wednesday, Kepa had a forgettable night.

Although he was helpless to prevent either of Atletico Madrid’s goals in the first half, he gave them the lead in the 78th minute when he slammed the ball into the net after it had ricocheted off teammate Antonio Rudiger.

After a late equalizer from Dani Carvajal sent the game to overtime, Carlo Ancelotti’s Los Blancos were able to secure a spot in Sunday’s final thanks to goals from Joselu and Brahim Diaz.

Furthermore, the Spanish giants have only used Kepa once in LaLiga play, with Andriy Lunin taking his place as the starting goalkeeper for league matches.

According to The Sun, Kepa is worried that he may be shipped back to Chelsea in the summer instead of being given the chance to permanently join Real Madrid.

After spending £72 million to join Chelsea in 2018, the Spanish goalkeeper is still the priciest goalkeeper in the world.

Throughout his tumultuous tenure at Stamford Bridge, he has made 163 appearances for the Blues, with each manager having different opinions on who should start in goal.

Chelsea brought in Robert Sanchez from Brighton in the summer to fill his shoes, but he hasn’t been able to settle into goal for the Blues. In fact, he was the one who gave Arsenal the lead in their recent 2-2 tie.

Lunin, a goalkeeper from Ukrаine, joined Real Madrid in 2018, but he hasn’t really been a starter since then.

In this season’s lineup, Ancelotti has used both Kepa and Lunin interchangeably; nevertheless, Lunin has seen more action in LaLiga throughout the past two months.

But Kepa has already shown that he is prepared to bаttle for his position.He has had a string of bad luck, according to SunSport’s source. He was giving it his all until he hurt himself. Madrid is his home, and he plans to stay for a long time.

“He is determined.”