Concerns are mounting in Argentina, specifically among supporters and officials of Newell's Old Boys, as rumors circulate regarding goalkeeper Keylor Navas's potential return to European football.

The Costa Rican player has been linked primarily to clubs in Spain, with Levante being a notable mention, where he gained recognition after being named the best goalkeeper in LaLiga for the 2013-2014 season.

Media reports from Rosario indicate a state of uncertainty regarding Navas's future, particularly as the 2025 season approaches.

Fans, team officials, and players alike are anxious about the implications of losing their top performer, often referred to as “el Halcón” due to his impressive contributions on the field.

Lucas Vitantino, a reporter for _La Capital_, highlighted the prevailing sentiment of concern among the fanbase, noting that the club's leadership, particularly Ignacio Astore, has publicly assured supporters that Navas is contracted to remain with the team at least until December.

However, the situation remains tense as Navas's status as a key player has created a significant attachment among those connected to Newell's.

“Here, he is already an idol.

It's unusual to see someone achieve that level of recognition in such a short time,” Vitantino stated, underscoring the magnitude of Navas's impact on the team and community.

Julián Martín from _Zapping Sport_ described the fans' anxiety, stating that many were caught off guard by the rumors surrounding Navas's potential departure, emphasizing his pivotal role within the squad.

In further commentary, fellow Argentine media figure Luli Montané expressed the collective distress among fans, stating, “We would be devastated if that happens.”

Keylor Navas currently has a contract with Newell's until the end of the year, with an option for an extension.

As speculation continues, the future of the player remains a point of contention in Argentine football.