Paris Saint-Germain has a few more hours to trim its roster before the summer transfer window closes on Thursday. Goalkeeper Keylor Navas is rumored to be on the way out, but there are some hurdles.
Navas has reportedly agreed terms with Napoli on a two-year deal worth €4 million a year (h/t Canal Supporters). The problem, however, is that the 35-year-old wants a release clause that PSG are unwilling to meet in order to complete his move.
The report did not add whether the Costa Rican international would be willing to waive that demand to complete his move to Serie A, or whether securing a release clause is important to Navas.
Gianluigi Donnarumma was named the starting goalkeeper. However, with the World Cup in November, Navas must look elsewhere to get the game time he needs and ensure he arrives in Qatar in top form.
It will be known by Thursday whether the severance package is more important than playing time for Navas.