David Faitelson has analyzed on ESPN Costa Rica Keylor Navas, goalkeeper who currently plays for PSG and former Real Madrid footballer.
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The Mexican journalist attacked the merengue team with the assurance that they did not appreciate the Costa Rican goalkeeper and that his nationality cost him his position in the Spanish club.
“Keylor Navas was one of the greatest goalkeepers in football, the most underestimated in recent times. For what he achieved in Real Madrid, won competitions in Europe and always responded like a serious goalkeeper in the most complicated moments of the Spanish team.”
And he added: “But with all due respect, Real Madrid paid him with trash, they weren’t paying Keylor Navas well. They always intended to bring in another goalkeeper, first De Gea, then Courtois and then left. he. “
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Regarding Navas current affairs, Faitelson placed him on the level of names such as Ter Stegen, Oblak, Neuer and confirmed that he is among the best.
“I am very happy that he continues to maintain an important level at PSG today, it is clear that it is difficult to leave Madrid and not lower the level. The Tico continues and continues to show his skills and of course he is on the level. of the best in the world “.
He also commented on nationality, a factor that for the Aztec commentator was the most important factor in his departure from Real Madrid.
Let’s stop underestimating a footballer based on his nationality, I ask, is it because Keylor Navas is Costa Rican and not at the level of the best goalkeeper in the world? That seemed to be a factor when he was unfairly fired at Real Madrid. ”
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And he concluded, “I’m not going to post the label to defend Keylor, he’s just defending himself under the posts, but we haven’t had the opportunity to recognize what Navas is worth.”