Keylor Navas, Costa Rican goalkeeper of Newell's Old Boys, debuted with a victory in a match against Aldosivi from Mar del Plata. The team won 1-0 at home, marking his return to the field after eight months and 11 days without activity. The last time he played was on May 19 of last year, in a match against Metz.
Navas expressed his happiness for the victory and his desire to keep working for what is to come. He highlighted the importance of the support from the fans, stating that it gives them strength to achieve victory and that they always need to be present. Additionally, the goalkeeper affirmed that Argentine football is quite intense, based on his experience in debuting with the Rosario team.
Navas's arrival to the team has generated a significant impact in Argentine football during this transfer market. His incorporation has overshadowed other notable signings, such as the Spaniard Ander Herrera in Boca Juniors and Gonzalo Montiel in River Plate.
After his debut in the victory against Aldosivi, Keylor Navas reflected on the intensity of Argentine football, emphasizing that no team is easy in this league. The win meant the first three points for Mariano Soso's team in the Liga Profesional de Fútbol Opening Tournament, providing a positive boost to the start of the season. Navas expressed his joy at returning to play and his commitment to continue working hard on the field.
