Lampard tells scouts to find replacement for Kepa due to his low save ratio

Frank Lampard is reportedly telling his scouts to line up a

 replacement for Chelsea keeper Kepa Arrizabalaga.

The 25-year-old Spaniard cost the Blues a record 

£71.6million last summer after Thibaut Courtois 

stormed out to join Real Madrid.

But under new boss Lampard, Kepa has already 

conceded 37 goals with a damning save percentage of 

56 per cent.

According to Bleacher Report, the Chelsea manager is 

looking to replace the ex-Athletic Bilbao stopper.

The Spanish keeper has the second lowest save 

percentage this term, with only Southampton’s Angus 

Gunn managing worse with 55 per cent.

Liverpool No1 Alisson - who was Chelsea’s initial choice 

over Kepa last season - has the highest stats with a 78 

per cent save ratio.

It is claimed Lampard was unhappy with the way Kepa 

rushed off his line in Saturday’s defeat against 

Bournemouth as Dan Gosling lobbed the ball of his 

head.Blues legend Petr Cech is the current technical

 and performance advisor at Stamford Bridge, and will work 

to help the club improve their squad in January.