Real Madrid will bid farewell to their goalkeeper. He may continue his career in Saudi Arabia

Real Madrid will not sign goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga on a permanent basis, as reported by Diario AS.

It has been revealed that the Spanish goalkeeper is not needed by Real Madrid, nor by Chelsea. Kepa poses a "problem" for the "Blues," so the club will seek an exit for him this summer to try to balance their books. However, Kepa's high salary and lack of future significance mean he is the prime candidate for sale. One option is a move to Saudi Arabia.

It is worth noting that due to high fees and hefty wages for Chelsea's new signings, the club risks breaching financial fair play rules and facing sanctions. To avoid this problem, Chelsea bosses are willing to release 15 players during the summer transfer window. Exact names are not mentioned, but some of them are currently playing for other clubs on loan.

By the way, Real Madrid head coach Carlo Ancelotti has announced the return of two key players after the international break. The Italian coach revealed that after the break for international matches, goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois and defender Eder Militao will return to the main group.