The 2017/18 season marked Real Madrid's third consecutive European title, an unprecedented milestone in the modern Champions League era. Zidane achieved what no one else had: winning three Champions Leagues in a row with the same club. The final in Kyiv against Liverpool—with Karius’s controversial errors and the goals from Bale and Benzema—closed a golden cycle that will be difficult to repeat. Between the posts, Keylor Navas was the guardian of that feat. The goalkeeper from Costa Rica, who arrived in 2014, had won three Champions Leagues with Madrid and had become one of the most reliable goalkeepers in Europe despite the constant pressure regarding the arrival of Courtois the following summer. A key figure in the white locker room, whose goalkeeper jersey is today a piece directly linked to one of the club's most glorious periods.
The garment is the home goalkeeper jersey from the 2017/18 season, manufactured by Adidas. Intense red, the color chosen for Keylor Navas that year, with the three stripes in contrast and the Real Madrid crest embroidered on the chest. Size M, with the slim fit of the Adidas match kits from that period. Without a number or name set, in its clean collector's version and AdiZero technology. A piece with its own identity: the jersey of the goalkeeper of the third consecutive Champions League.
