He's not just a goal keeper. He's the keeper who replaced Iker Casillas at Real Madrid. He's the keeper who forced two missed penalties in a UCL final for Real Madrid. He's the keeper who directly influenced three historic back to back UCL titles for Real Madrid.
I believe he left at the right time. A player younger than him took over his place, and he decided to bow out like a champ and go to another big club where he's a starter. Keylor had nothing to prove to anyone and he left while every fan remembers him with a lot of affection as an absolute legend of the club.
20 years forward into the future when we talk about our historic threepeat, his name is going to be repeated next to names like Ronaldo, Ramos, and Modric. That's beautiful, and i'm fine with that.
Gracias Keylor.