PSG goalkeeper Keylor Navas set to miss Champions League semi-final clash with RB Leipzig with hamstring injury… and ex-Fulham man Sergio Rico is expected to take his place
- PSG goalkeeper Keylor Navas is set to miss the clash against RB Leipzig
- Navas suffered a torn hamstring during the quarter-final victory v Atalanta
- Ex-Fulham goalkeeper Sergio Rico is set to start Champions League semi-final
Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Keylor Navas is set to miss Monday’s Champions League semi-final against RB Leipzig due to injury.
Navas missed training due to a hamstring injury after he had to be substituted in the 79th minute of the quarter-final victory against Atalanta.
As reported by goal, Navas has suffered a torn hamstring and is unlikely to be in action against Leipzig.
Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Keylor Navas is set to miss his side’s game against RB Leipzig
Navas had to be substituted after suffering a torn hamstring during the victory v Atalanta
Navas has featured prominently for PSG this season, making 34 appearances, eight of which came in Europe.
Former Fulham goalkeeper Sergio Rico is set to start in place of Navas.
Meanwhile, Marcin Bulka, who was previously at Chelsea, will provide backup on the bench.
Sergio Rico, who previously played for Fulham, is set to start v Leipzig in Navas’ absence
It is unclear where Rico, who is on loan at PSG from Sevilla, will be playing next season.
Rico signed a short-term extension to remain with PSG until the end of the campaign after the season was halted.