Keylor Navas could have landed in Serie A, he was close to Monza before the red and white club took Stefano Turati, but in the end the deal fell through. The Costa Rican goalkeeper, released last June by Paris Saint-Germain, is still without a team and now the doors of Brazilian football could open for him.
According to what was reported by CNN Brazilnegotiations have opened between Gremio and the entourage of the former Real Madrid and PSG player. The CBF, the Brazilian Football Federation, allows clubs to sign free agents until September 20, so there is plenty of time to define an operation that would be fascinating for the club and for the entire country.
Gremio already have goalkeepers Marchesín, Caíque and Rafael Cabral, but the arrival of Navas would mean increased interest in the Brasileirao. The former PSG player would monopolize the spotlight and would be a great improvement for a team that is currently in the relegation zone.