Kepa Arrizabalaga goalkeeper joins to Chelsea from Athletic Bilbao, 80 ml euros

KEPA Arrizabalaga is the current keeper of the Spanish national team at the moment, but about the tranfers he broke the record for the most expensive goalkeeper in the world. Unmitigated, Kepa broke the record at 80 million euros. The most expensive goalkeeper record previously held by Alisson Becker with a transfer rate of 75 million euros.

Today Kepa set a stunning record, the transfer price almost equals superstar Ronaldo for 100 million euros. Kepa bought by Chelsea from Athletic Bilbao for 80 million euros or equivalent to 71.6 million pound sterling.

Kepa contracted by the Blues for six years to replace the void of Chelsea goalkeeper left by Thibaut Courtois after moving to Real Madrid the day before. Courtois himself bought Madrid for 35 million euros.

To see their work with the Blues, we can see the world's most expensive goalkeeper when Chelsea play Huddersfield at John Smith Stadium in their opening Premier League match on August 11, 2018.

While in Bilbao, the 23-year-old goalkeeper has played 30 times and 7 clean sheets. His great career with Bilbao, finally Kepa was called into the Spanish national team squad. During the joining, it only played once and debuted in November 2017. While in the 2018 World Cup, Kepa was present as a reserve goalkeeper.

Then outside of the senior national team, Kepa is actually a pillar of subscribers in the junior national team, such as U-18, U-19 and U-21. Total playing with the junior national team 30 times.

10 Most Expensive Transfer Keepers by Calciomercato and Transfermarkt:

1. Bernd Leno: 25 million euros (Bayer Leverkusen to Arsenal, 2018);
2. David De Gea: 25 million euros (Atletico Madrid to Man. United, 2011);
3. Francesco Toldo: 26.5 million euros (Fiorentina to Inter Milan, 2001);
4. Jordan Pickford: 28.5 million euros (Sunderland to Everton, 2017);
5. Manuel Neuer: 30 million euros (Schalke 08 to Bayern Munchen, 2011);
6. Thibaut Courtois: 35 million euros (Chelsea to Real Madrid, August 2018;
7. Ederson Moraes: 40 million euros (Benfica to Man. City, June 2017);
8. Gianluigi Buffon: 53 million euros (Parma to Juventus, 2001);
9. Alisson Becker: 75 million euros (AS Roma to Liverpool, July 2018).
10. Kepa Arrizabalaga: 80 million euros (Athletic Bilbao to Chelsea, August 2018);