Chelsea plans to offload fringe players this summer, particularly Kepa Agirrezabala, who is likely to return from his loan at Bournemouth. Having fallen out of favor and ranked behind others at Chelsea, Kepa's successful stint with Bournemouth has positioned him as a target for a permanent deal. Despite his strong performance, including a 72.4% save percentage, a move will depend on his willingness to accept lower wages and Chelsea's acceptance of a reduced offer which conflicts with their goal of maximizing funds for new players.
Chelsea is eager to offload fringe players like Kepa Agirrezabala this summer, especially with his diminishing role behind established goalkeepers.
Kepa's impressive performance at Bournemouth includes a save percentage of 72.4%, the sixth-best in the league, making him a desirable candidate for permanent signing.
Bournemouth is interested in retaining Kepa as their number one goalkeeper, potentially complicating the deal due to Chelsea's need for a favorable transfer fee.
Kepa must agree to a salary reduction for a transfer to Bournemouth, while Chelsea is hesitant to accept low-ball offers in the transfer.
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