Keylor Navas Extends Pumas UNAM Contract for Another Year at 39
Keylor Navas has agreed to extend his Pumas UNAM contract for another year, the club announced Friday. His previous deal was due to expire in June, and he turns 40 this year.
Contract details and negotiations
The renewal followed three brief meetings between the player and the club. Both sides expressed a clear desire to continue working together.
The extension runs for one year and includes an option for an additional season. Pumas did not disclose the financial terms of the agreement.
Player comments
Navas said prioritizing the paperwork gave all parties peace of mind. He praised the environment at the club and the relationship with coach “Efra”.
The goalkeeper also stressed that major projects require time. He added he hopes to deliver a championship to the fans.
Where Pumas stand this season
Pumas UNAM are based in Mexico City and rank among Mexico’s most popular teams. The club has not won a league title since the Clausura 2011 campaign.
After 11 of 17 regular-season matchdays, Pumas sit fifth in the current tournament. The team is pushing for a strong finish and playoff positioning.
Career highlights
Navas began his professional career at Saprissa in 2005. He moved to Europe in 2009 with Albacete and then joined Levante.
He signed for Real Madrid in 2014. With Madrid he won a domestic league title, a Supercopa, and three UEFA Champions League trophies.
Navas also spent four successful seasons in his first spell at Paris Saint-Germain. He helped PSG win two Ligue 1 crowns.
On the international stage, Navas has represented Costa Rica at three World Cups.
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