Despite the containment measures that are rampant in France, Keylor Navas, the goalkeeper of Paris Saint-Germain, is said to have been overlooked in order to bring his family back to his native country.
Since March 17 at noon, confinement has been implemented in France. It involves numerous restrictions, the aim of which is to curb the coronavirus pandemic which is hitting the country, but also the whole planet. However, it still seems possible, under certain conditions to travel, while commercial flights are idling.
As proof, according to the information gleaned by ESPN, Keylor Navas, guardian of Paris Saint Germain loaned by Real Madrid, would have managed to return to his native country, with all of his family. The last Costa Rican rampart is said to have organized a journey allowing him, via a private flight, to take all his little people to Costa Rica, for a sum of around 200,000 €.
Cavani, Neymar or Thiago Silva before him
He was not the first player from the capital’s club to desert France during these difficult times. Edinson Cavani also returned to Uruguay, as did Neymar, returned to Brazil. The captain Thiago Silva also made the choice to return to South America, his wife justifying this decision by the lack of food plaguing the supermarkets since the containment was started.
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