Mercato | Mercato Mercato – PSG: A Ligue 1 club tried it with Keylor Navas

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While Keylor Navas and Gianluigi Donnarumma have shared the number 1 spot in the Paris Saint-Germain cages this season, one of the two goalkeepers could be thinking of leaving. The Costa Rican would have been particularly in the sights of OGC Nice. However, this file should not go further and the future of Navas will not be written with the Aiglons.

Looking for a world-class goalkeeper to take the place ofAlphonse Areolathe Paris Saint Germain recruited Keylor Navas in 2019. Very successful, the latter however saw his place being called into question last summer. Indeed, the club of the capital recorded the free arrival of Gianluigi Donnarumma coming from A.C. Milanand Mauricio Pochettino did not install a hierarchy between its two goalkeepers, who had to share the number 1 spot. However, this will not happen with Christophe Galtier.

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Galtier will make a choice for number 1

This management of goalkeepers will change this season at PSG. Indeed, during his presentation press conference, Christophe Galtier referred to the hierarchy of goalkeepers: « I have the principle of appointing a number 1 and a number 2. I always work like that, it’s easier for me and for them to know what their position is within the workforce ». However, the French tactician will have no choice to make in the event of the departure of one of his goalkeepers.

Navas will not go to Nice

Keylor Navas could pack his bags this summer. L’OGC Nice would have studied the possibility of recruiting him during the summer transfer window. However, this operation will not take place. Indeed, according to information from nice morningthis dossier would be too costly for the Eagletswhich would have already changed target to position themselves on Yann Sommerthe gatekeeper Borussia Monchengladbach.