Discover the top 10 goalkeepers in the Premier League this season. Stats, performances, clean sheets, and more in this definitive ranking.

In a MB8 league celebrated for its attacking flair, it’s easy to overlook the guardians between the sticks—the goalkeepers. The Premier League has always showcased world-class keepers who make the difference between winning and losing. As the 2025 season unfolds, goalkeepers have once again proven to be pivotal. From match-winning saves to organizing defenses, the best shot-stoppers in the league are setting the tone for their teams.

Let’s break down and rank the top 10 Premier League goalkeepers of the 2025 season so far based on form, clean sheets, shot-stopping ability, distribution, and consistency.

1. Alisson Becker – Liverpool

Alisson remains Liverpool's last line of defense and one of the best in the world. His ability to make crucial saves in high-pressure situations, excellent ball distribution, and composure under pressure make him Liverpool’s backbone, especially in their post-Klopp rebuild. With a high number of clean sheets and a save percentage above 75%, he leads the goalkeeping pack.

Key Stats:

• Clean Sheets: 11

• Save Percentage: 78%

• Errors Leading to Goals: 0

2. Ederson – Manchester City

While Ederson missed part of the season due to injury, his presence when fit has been critical for City. Pep Guardiola’s style heavily depends on a ball-playing goalkeeper, and Ederson delivers precisely that. His ability to play as a sweeper-keeper and initiate attacks is unmatched.

Key Stats:

• Pass Completion: 89%

• Clean Sheets: 9

• Saves Per Game: 2.5

3. David Raya – Arsenal

After being signed permanently, Raya has taken command of Arsenal's defense. He has grown in confidence, delivering key saves in tight games and improving his distribution. Mikel Arteta's trust in him has been rewarded with a series of solid performances in Arsenal’s title push.

Key Stats:

• Clean Sheets: 10

• Saves Per Game: 3.1

• Distribution Accuracy: 84%

4. André Onana – Manchester United

Despite a rocky start to life in England, Onana has turned his form around in 2025. He’s now one of the top-performing keepers in the league. His shot-stopping has improved significantly, and his leadership in defense is becoming more noticeable.

Key Stats:

• Clean Sheets: 8

• Penalty Saves: 2

• Save Percentage: 74%

5. Robert Sánchez – Chelsea

Initially overlooked, Sánchez has stepped up for Chelsea amid a turbulent season. His reflexes and command of the box have won him plaudits, and he's kept Chelsea in games where their defense faltered. A surprise inclusion in the top five, but well-deserved.

Key Stats:

• Saves Per Game: 3.4

• Clean Sheets: 7

• Crosses Claimed: 18

6. José Sá – Wolves

Often underrated, José Sá continues to impress at Wolves. His agility, positioning, and consistent performances have helped Wolves stay competitive against bigger teams. He’s also one of the top shot-stoppers when it comes to close-range saves.

Key Stats:

• Save Percentage: 76%

• Clean Sheets: 6

• Saves Per Game: 3.7

7. Nick Pope – Newcastle United

Pope’s long injury absence affected Newcastle’s form, but when fit, he’s a reliable presence. His towering frame, aerial command, and no-nonsense style make him a fan favorite at St. James' Park.

Key Stats:

• Saves Per Game: 2.9

• Clean Sheets: 7

• Claims Per Game: 1.2

8. Bernd Leno – Fulham

Leno has quietly been one of the most consistent keepers in the league. Fulham’s mid-table comfort is largely thanks to his performances, especially in one-on-one situations. He's among the busiest keepers and handles the pressure exceptionally well.

Key Stats:

• Saves Per Game: 4.0

• Clean Sheets: 5

• Save Percentage: 72%

9. Jordan Pickford – Everton

Pickford’s leadership and passion are unquestioned. While Everton are struggling in attack, he’s done his part at the back. His long passes and quick reactions continue to be key attributes, and he remains England's No.1.

Key Stats:

• Clean Sheets: 6

• Long Ball Accuracy: 71%

• Saves Per Game: 3.2

10. Vicario – Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham’s Italian goalkeeper has impressed in his debut season. His agility, reflex saves, and distribution under pressure are all standouts. Though Spurs’ defense isn’t always reliable, Vicario has made crucial stops to keep them competitive.

Key Stats:

• Save Percentage: 70%

• Clean Sheets: 5

• Saves Per Game: 3.3

Honorable Mentions

• Mark Flekken (Brentford) – Consistent and commanding.

• Emiliano Martínez (Aston Villa) – Heroics in clutch moments.

• Neto (Bournemouth) – Excellent shot-stopper despite poor defense.

Final Thoughts

In 2025, the Premier League’s goalkeeping talent is deeper than ever. From world-class veterans like Alisson and Ederson to rising stars like Vicario, each keeper brings a unique skill set. Their performances can often be the difference between a title challenge, a top-four push, or a relegation scrap.

As the season continues, these goalkeepers will play pivotal roles in shaping their clubs' destinies. Whether through dramatic penalty saves or commanding their area under relentless pressure, they’re the silent heroes of the league.

If you’re passionate about football, now is the perfect time to rally behind your favorite league and celebrate the heroes between the posts. The competition is fierce, the talent is world-class, and the drama is non-stop—just like the league we love. Support your club and enjoy every moment of this thrilling season!