News about Keylor Navas

Mikel Arteta is playing a dangerous game, according to Mauricio Pochettino, who alternates between his two main goalkeepers, David Raya and Aaron Ramsdale. In recent games, the Arsenal manager has switched between the two options, and claims that neither of them is a good first choice. But Pochettino says it's a "tueful game" after being in a similar situation at Paris St Germain, where he attempted to alternate between Gianluigi Donnarumma and Keylor Navas.

After making an offer, Nottingham Forest are trying to sign Matt Turner from Arsenal. This comes as it was revealed that the Premier League team was considering a trade for the USMNT goalkeeper this summer. Keylor Navas returned to PSG upon the conclusion of his loan spell last season, leaving Forest with a

Since making his debut in 2015 and spending last season on-loan at the City Ground before being sidelined at the end of the year, the stopper has found minutes in the United's first team difficult to come by. Forest will return the 26-year-old keeper to his position as first-choice keeper after being released in January after losing Keylor Navas at the end of the season. When they agreed on a £43 million contract for Inter Milan goalkeeper Andre Onana, Erik ten Hag's side will be able to pocket a substantial transfer fee for a player who came through their academy.

Keylor Navas has been trying to stay in the Premier League after his loan spell with Nottingham Forest comes to an end, and four clubs are apparently keen to sign the veteran goalkeeper. From Paris St Germain, the three-time Champions League champion completed a deadline day loan move to Forest in January. Navas left the Paris club having fallen out of favour, with Gianluigi Donnarumma named as the French champions' first choice goalkeeper.

The Premier League has announced the summer and winter transfer windows ahead of the new season. With the end of the season just days away, Premier League clubs will all be looking at targets ahead of the new campaign. Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United, Manchester United, Manchester United's Manchester United, and Tottenham Hotspur will all be looking at ways in which they might close the gap on Manchester City.

The goalkeeper is currently on loan at Manchester United's City Ground, where he has two years remaining on his deal. He hasn't played since January after suffering from a thigh injury that could keep him out until August, but Steve Cooper sees him as a long-term solution as he continues to build his team after a string of trades this year. Keylor Navas arrived in January as an emergency replacement on loan from Paris Saint-Germain. The Costa Rican stopped has excelled in a campaign that saw Forest announce their Premier League status for another season by beating Arsenal on Saturday, but it will return to Paris at the end of the season.

Nottingham Forest has been dealt a new blow in their relegation fight, with the announcement that Dean Henderson will be suspended for the remainder of the season. The goalkeeper, who is on a season-long loan from Manchester United, hasn't played for Forest since 2-0 victory over Leicester on January 14, but there was a hope that he would return before the season is over. Henderson has had a setback in his recovery from the thigh injury, and despite being part of the squad that travelled to Brentford on Saturday, he will not be available for the club's final four fixtures of the season, according to The Telegraph. Keylor Navas, the January recruit, will likely remain as Steve Cooper's number one for the remainder of the year, and it will be between the sticks for Forest's crucial match against Southampton next weekend. Since being at fault for Brentford's two late goals on Saturday, the Costa Rican star has been at ease to Cooper since joining PSG, but fears have started to creep in.

TOM COLLOMOSSE: It's been a pleasure to see Newcastle return to a local lad who has been with the club since eight years. Elliot Anderson's potential is no mystery - he was even compared to Diego Maradona by Joey Barton during a loan spell at Bristol Rovers last season - but there are tantalizing signs that he will achieve it during Friday's victory over Nottingham Forest. Anderson was a constant threat after being recalled Allan Saint-Maximin for the second half. He scared defenders with his pace and culminated in a spectacular volley tipped over by Keylor Navas.

Despite PSG going all in on the youngster, ALVISE CAGNAZZO: Gianluigi Donnarumma: Gianluigi Donnarumma is in danger of losing his golden boy tag and his fame as one of the world's top goalkeepers as he continues to make mistakes. The French giants allowed Keylor Navas to leave in the January transfer window and put all their faith in the hands of Donnarumma to bring them both Ligue 1 and Champions League glory. Rather, PSG is unable to make the final climb to European football thanks to the goalkeeper's extraordinary decisions. Kingsley Coman's goal in the match against Bayern Munich owed to a serious mistake by him, but it's a bleeding wound that further undermines the position of Gianluigi Buffon's successor in Christophe Galtier's hierarchy, which has raised concerns about his abilities. Gigio, Italy's most effective goalkeeper and Buffon's first heir, has had several technical difficulties, but a shy boy who has trouble in a top club like PSG has struggled to project his personality in a prima donnas dressing room.

JACK GAUGHAN AT THE CITY GROUND: Fireworks were strategically placed by someone around Trent Bridge's back. You know, just in case. And off they went, filling the Nottingham air as Pep Guardiola may have been punished for turning Manchester City's dressing room blue with a missile to his attackers. Arsenal will not believe their luck. How this ended, and how the fan was able to comfortably attend a match to his pyrotechnics is almost unfathomable. Erling Haaland slammed a single gimme onto the bar and launched a sequel that was a follow-up to the second tier. When the floor was clean, Phil Foden stumbled over his own feet. From a free header six yards out, Aymeric Laporte discovered the midriff of Keylor Navas. City had enough to win this four times over, but no one did not.

When asked about FULHAM's post-match, Marco Silva said, 'He doesn't need to prove anything to anyone - everybody knows his talent.' And the Brazilian was certainly at a point of quality. To beat Keylor Navas and Willian, it needed something special, before his replacement Manor Solomon started the job off to give Fulham another three points. For the Cottagers, this is turning into a special season. They are now seventh in the Premier League and excited for European football next season.

A wild weekend of Premier League drama has brought surprises up and down, led by Everton's victory over league leaders Arsenal in a thrilling weekend. However, although top teams, including Manchester and Newcastle United, failed to pick up three points, Wolves are still in third place, with Wolves triumphing over an out of sorts Liverpool. Nottingham Forest fans were also celebrating as the team defeated Leeds United in a match that might have been pivotal in the fight against relegation. With plenty of action from the weekend's games, here's what we learned from the weekend's encounters.

Jesse Marsch said he couldn't believe how his Leeds team lost something out of a game that he felt they should have won. Despite having 70% ownership, Leeds was denied by Keylor Navas, who made four pivotal saves, leaving the visitors leveled on Everton's points. 'I'm almost in disbelief that we found a way to lose because, for me, we're much better in almost every phase.' We've supervised the game and we should win, but right now, we're finding ways to lose, and that's impossible to take.'

CHRIS WHEELER AT OLD TRAFFORD: So, Manchester United will meet Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley Stadium three weeks on Sunday, as if there was ever in a serious doubt last night. A good final between two clubs for whom winning this trophy will mean a lot. Newcastle fans don't need to remind that their club hasn't won a major domestic title in 68 years. The drought is only six years for Manchester United, but it still feels far too long for a club of this size. A trophy isn't only long overdue for United, but it's also vital in terms of proving Erik ten Hag's work since he took over at Old Trafford in the summer.

And breathe. The January transfer window is over, and managers now know exactly what they're doing for the remainder of the season. The mid-season window can be a little anti-climatic, with clubs choosing to stick with what they've got rather than risking any disruptions to their squad for the second half of the season. This wasn't the case this time, with Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United, and Tottenham all doing major business on deadline day. But did they spend their money wisely?Which sides look well-placed to finish the campaign strongly, and who has left themselves short? Sportsmail has taken a look at the operations of all 20 Premier League clubs and rated them from A-F on how they did in January.

TOM COLLOMOSSE: Nottingham Forest has completed the signing of Keylor Navas from Paris St Germain. The goalkeeper, who competed in the Champions League three times with Real Madrid, is on loan and will play with Dean Henderson, who is currently out injured. Forest have already signed midfielder Jonjo Shelvey from Newcastle and haven't given up on signing Angelo Gabriel, but time is running out on to guarantee the capture of the 18-year-old winger.

Nottingham Forest is close to getting the goalkeeper they wanted after revived talks with Paris St Germain for Keylor Navas. The Costa Rican international had been out early yesterday, and Forest had a chat with teammate Sergio Rico and Sampdoria's Emil Audero. However, an agreement is now close. More information will be added as a result.

Nottingham Forest is likely to miss out on PSG's Duo Keylor Navas and Sergio Rico as their hunt for a new goalkeeper continues. The French side changed their mind and offered Forest the option of loaning his clubmate Rico instead, after initially showing a willingness to let the vastly experienced Navas go and all at Forest eager for the Costa Rican to sign on loan. However, a potential deal for Rico has now fell through, prompting Forest to look elsewhere for cover for Dean Henderson.

Forest has agreed a £2 million contract with Atletico Madrid center-back Felipe. In recent days, the Premier League has been trying to find an understanding to raise their defense, and has now achieved a breakthrough in talks. Felipe was pictured arriving on Tuesday morning to complete a medical.

SIMON JONES: With the looming deadline day approaching, the end of the January transfer window is looming, but there's still a lot of work to do. Teams at the top of the Premier League are desperate to improve for the second half of Champions League football and silverware. In the meantime, the lucrative nature of remaining in the Premier League has prompted many facing relegation to finalize any last-minute contracts, which may make the difference. Sportsmail takes a closer look at 12 potential transfers involving Premier League clubs that could not be completed before the deadline of 11 p.m. on Tuesday.

After talks over a contract for Keylor Navas that came to a last-minute hitch, Nottingham is poised to switch to Paris St Germain goalkeeper Sergio Rico. Despite initially promising to let the vastly experienced Navas go, Forest's entire staff was waiting for him to sign on loan, the French team has changed their mind and offered Forest the option of taking his clubmate Rico instead. Though negotiations are ongoing, Rico now seems to be on the City Ground to deputise Dean Henderson.

Leicester has reported that Brazilian winger Mateus Tete has been signed to a short-term contract until June 2023. The Shakhtar Donetsk player, who has been on loan with Lyon so far this season, will join the Foxes for the next six months until his deal with the Ukrainian club reactivates this summer. If Brendan Rodgers wanted to bring in the 22-year-old permanently, the club will have to start fresh talks with Shakhtar this summer, once his contract renews.

Nottingham Forest is in talks to sign Brazilian youth international Angelo Gabriel from Santos. Since making his debut in 2020 just two days after his 16th birthday, the 18-year-old has made 100 appearances in all competitions for the Alvinegro. Gabriel had been spotted in the summer as a result of Brazil's revelation that Santos had rejected a £22 million bid for the magpies' teenage winger.

Nottingham Forest are getting closer to an understanding with Paris St Germain over a contract for goalkeeper Keylor Navas. They also inquired about an extension for Atletico Madrid defender Felipe, 33, who had been chatting to Wolves, who had been in talks with Wolves. Forest also needs another midfielder and winger.