Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino intends to keep Kepa as his first-choice goalkeeper next season, placing a deal for Andre Onana in doubt.
Pochettino has reportedly made his decision over who will be his first-choice goalkeeper next season, despite being linked with a number of stoppers this summer, including AC Milan’s Mike Maignan and Inter’s Andre Onana. Sky Sports reports that Kepa will keep his position as No.1, meaning that any deal for a goalkeeper is on the backburner for now, which has opened the door to Onana joining another club.
Onana was said to be a big-money target for the Blues this summer, with Inter asking for around £50 million ($63m) for the Champions League finalist. However, Manchester United may now have a free run at the player, having earmarked him as potential competition for David de Gea.
