Napoli Exploring Two Options to Land PSG’s Veteran Goalkeeper

Originally posted on PSG Talk | Last updated 8/18/22

The future of Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Keylor Navas remains in the air as the 35-year-old is the backup to Gianluigi Donnarumma. However, with 2022 being a FIFA World Cup year, the situation isn’t ideal for the Costa Rica international.

As a result, rumors linking Navas to a departure, primarily to Napoli, are surfacing. On Thursday, Foot Mercato reported that two options are being studied to allow the veteran goalkeeper to head to Serie A.

The first is a dry loan without a purchase option, and the second is a termination of his contract that sees Navas join the Italian club on a free transfer.

Should Navas and PSG terminate his contract, which still has two more years left, Napoli is prepared to offer the Costa Rican a three-year contract with a net annual salary of €4.5 million plus bonuses.

It’s clear that Navas doesn’t have a future in the French capital, and it would be in the interest of both parties to resolve the matter before the summer transfer window closes on Sept. 1.

This article first appeared on PSG Talk and was syndicated with permission.

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