Pochettino's latest headache: Keylor Navas or Donnarumma?

Gianluigi Donnarumma, Italy's hero in the Euro 2020 final against England, has officially made his move to Ligue 1 giants Paris Saint-Germain, yet his arrival brings some challenges for head coach Mauricio Pochettino.

Already riddled with doubts over Kylian Mbappe's future, Neymar's ever-complicated ego and Sergio Ramos' position in the starting XI due to the already established Marquinhos and Presnel Kimpembe, Pochettino now has decide on who will be his No.1 between the sticks out of Donnarumma and current incumbent Keylor Navas.

It is no surprise that Keylor has not welcomed Donnarumma's arrival. With a sense of déjà vu after his time at Real Madrid, where Thibaut Courtois came in to put pressure on the Costa Rican, he will once again be feeling uneasy over his place in the squad.

Having won over the fans at the Parc des Princes, with performances that have helped his team reach a Champions League final and semi-final in two years, there is certainly a case for Keylor to remain the first-choice goalkeeper.

Euro 2020's best player

However, with Donnarumma arriving after winning Euro 2020 and being named Player of the Tournament, Keylor will have to fight hard to keep his place as PSG's No.1.

Keylor will be happy, however, with the arrival of old friend Sergio Ramos, with whom he played at Real Madrid.

With a contract renewed until 2024, Keylor will be keen to stay in the French capital, despite rumours of him leaving.

PSG are also going to have to address their abundance of goalkeepers. As well as Keylor and Donnarumma, they also have Sergio Rico, Alexandre Letellier and Alphonse Areola on the books.