Former Chelsea goalkeeper Rob Green feels Kepa Arrizabalaga is returning to his best.
Kepa has shone in the absence of Edouard Mendy, with the Senegal international away at AFCON.
Green told football.london: “Under (Maurizio) Sarri, he came into a Chelsea side that was focused on controlling the game, controlling the ball, getting Jorginho to play 600 passes or whatever.
“That was the focus of the game. Like it or lump it, love it or hate it, that's what Sarri's game was about.
“With that, you have an element of control within the goalkeeping world that certain things are going to happen within a game.
“Frank's (Lampard) game took it away from that. It was a lot more exciting…
"If you're playing in games like that week in, week out while trying to also implement your own game, it's very difficult as a goalkeeper. It was also something he'd probably never come across before.
“Now he has come back into the Chelsea side under Tuchel, who moved to a back three because it gives control, who has Jorginho back in the centre, and all of a sudden he is looking back to his old self."
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