Spanish daily AS report that Real Madrid have agreed to sign Levante keeper Keylor Navas on a five-year deal.
The Costa Rican keeper had a consistently good season with Spanish side Levante last term, which was topped off by an impressive World Cup campaign for his country, helping them reach the quarter-final stage.
And, his summer is about to get even better as he looks set to be announced as a Real Madrid player after terms were agreed.
AS report that Navas has agreed a five-year contract and that Madrid will pay around £7m for the keeper, who will most likely take the place of Diego Lopez and Iker Casillas as the number one keeper at the Santiago Bernabeu.
Navas is currently training on his own in Costa Rica and is not expected to return to Spain until the deal is announced.