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Arsenal set to sign Kepa from Chelsea this week
Arsenal are set to complete the signing of Kepa Arrizabalaga from Chelsea, with the goalkeeper expected to arrive later this week.
This move comes after Joan Garcia joined Barcelona, forcing Arsenal to consider other options to provide competition for David Raya.
According to The Athletic, the Gunners have decided to activate a £5 million release clause in Kepa’s Chelsea contract.
Reports suggest that personal terms have already been agreed between the player and Arsenal ahead of the switch.
The 30-year-old will soon undergo his medical at London Colney, before signing a contract that will see him begin a new chapter in the Premier League.
Kepa spent last season on loan at Bournemouth, where he delivered steady performances and kept eight clean sheets in the league.
His experience and calm presence were key in helping the south coast side avoid relegation during a challenging campaign.
Kepa joins Arsenal to challenge Raya for starting spot
Despite interest from several clubs that offered him a starting role, Kepa has chosen to join Mikel Arteta’s side instead.
His decision is said to be driven by the opportunity to compete at the highest level and fight for major trophies.
At Arsenal, he will serve as competition for fellow Spaniard David Raya, who was first-choice for much of last season.
Arteta wants strong competition across all positions, and Kepa’s arrival will add much-needed depth to the goalkeeping department.
Arsenal are preparing for a busy 2025/26 season, which will include Premier League action, domestic cups, and Champions League football.
Having two reliable goalkeepers will be important for the Gunners, especially with a tight schedule and high expectations.
The signing is expected to be finalised before the end of the week, with official announcements and media duties set to follow.
Kepa’s move could be Arsenal’s first addition of the summer, ahead of a possible deal for Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi.
The club are working to strengthen key areas early, as they aim to challenge strongly on all fronts in the new campaign.
Kepa will now look to restart his Premier League career and prove his worth at the top level once again.









