Los Tigres would have their sights on Costa Rican goalkeeper Keylor Navaswho currently belongs to Paris Saint Germainbut without being contemplated within the sports project.
He Concacaf goalkeeper most successful at club level in history con three Champions League titles and four Club World Cups in his time with him Real Madridplayed his last game as a starter in the Premier League with Nottingham Forest on May 20, 2023, with a 1-0 victory against Arsenal, he later ended his loan and returned to the Parisians.
Its current market value is around two million euros.Besides that His contract with PSG ends in the summer of 2024which is why he can now negotiate with different teams as he also has offers from Saudi Arabia.
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It is strange that the Tigerscurrent league runners-up, are interested in a goalkeeper when they have in their ranks to the Argentine Nahuel Guzmán, one of the main references of feline success in recent years.
At 37 years old, The man from Rosario continues to be one of the best in his position in the entire Liga MXIt is true that at times his attitudes or outbursts can overshadow his performances, but tournament after tournament he sets records.
El Patón was the goalkeeper with the most saves in all of 2023 with 143 in 46 gamescounting the regular phase and the league, in addition, his consistency and physical preparation to avoid injuries place him as the footballer with the most minutes in the Clausura and Apertura 2023, with 4,095.
Nahuel Guzmán has won everything with the cats since his arrival in 2014five league championships, four Champion of Champions, two Champions Cup and one Concacaf Champions League.
It could be considered unfair that they bring a goalkeeper as renowned as Navas, however, the cats will play the Concacaf Champions League plus the League Cup so the more squad they have, the better.
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