Kepa Arrizabalaga's future at both Chelsea and Real Madrid is uncertain as the summer transfer window approaches. The Spanish goalkeeper is currently on loan at Real Madrid from Chelsea, but it remains to be seen if the move will be made permanent. According to a report by SPORT, Chelsea is demanding EUR25 million as the transfer fee for Arrizabalaga, a price that Real Madrid deems too high.

Arrizabalaga joined Chelsea in 2018 for a record-breaking fee of EUR80 million, but he has been inconsistent in his performances for the club. He has had some excellent seasons but has also been on the sidelines for a few campaigns. Since joining Real Madrid on loan, he has played 18 matches, conceding 18 goals and keeping seven clean sheets.

Chelsea is reportedly open to letting go of Arrizabalaga if the right price is met. The goalkeeper himself is willing to lower his wages for a permanent move to Real Madrid. However, the EUR25 million valuation seems to be a hurdle for Real Madrid. Recent reports suggest that Real Madrid might not pursue a permanent transfer for Arrizabalaga, even if Andriy Lunin leaves the club.

As the summer transfer window approaches, it remains to be seen what the future holds for the 30-year-old Spanish goalkeeper. Will Real Madrid be willing to meet Chelsea's valuation? Or will they explore other options?