TheGoodJoe:


I still think football players need to get judged on their adaptation to the modern game. Best keeper to me in the World should be a goalkeeper who combines his feet and saves with his hands.

I still think Ederson remains the best goalkeeper in the World, although highly underrated.

Either way, Mancini did a good work with his possessive football and Donnarumma was a big part of it. His footwork was also good but I rate Ederson the best all round.

Either way, Donnarumma is definitely among the very best goalkeepers in the World. Frightening he is just 22 years.

lol what a joke Emiliano Martinez of Aston villa is better than Ederson . The only thing Ederson knows how to do is he have the confidence of a midfielder . Ederson can not successful punch a ball without the ball ending at the back of the net . If not for Diaz and stones Manchester city will not win EPL last season his saves are very wack .

Beautiful. Congratulations

theoneJabulani:
Some players are early bloomers and fail to maintain that form as they get older example Kluivert, saviola, bojan, jese while some manage to maintain their performance consistently eg Messi, Ronaldo, Aguero. Mbappe will only get better as the years go by. Watch how he rips Barcelona apart in clasicos

mbappe rips barca in classicos?? with PSG or madrid bcox barca go laugh last dis time

robosky02:





Last time I checked here is the table toppers

1.Jan Oblak (Atletico Madrid)

2.Ederson (Manchester City)

3.Manuel Neuer (Bayern Munich)

4. Thibaut Courtois (Real Madrid)


It almost seems funny to recall that Thibault Courtois looked a little out of his depth after joining Real Madrid in 2019. The Belgian got over his bumpy start and has reaffirmed his status as one of the most feared stoppers in world football, helping the side to La Liga glory last season and playing a big role in this year's title charge.

The Belgian boasts the second-best save percentage in La Liga, stopping 76.6% of the attempts he’s faced, and conceded just 24 goals in 34 matches, the third best in the division. Like the aforementioned Mendy, Courtois was sensational in the second-leg of the Champions League semi-final between Madrid and Chelsea. Without the four or five incredible saves, the game would have been dead and buried by half time. Those are the moments that set the vert best goalkeepers apart and Courtois proved he belongs to that group. At just 28, he is only just hitting him prime as a goalkeeper and may actually be improving too.

He will be hoping to inspire Belgium to glory at Euro 2020 this summer.

3. Manuel Neuer (Bayern Munich)

It wasn’t long ago that people were talking about Manuel Neuer in the past tense. A player who finished third in the 2014 Ballon d’Or voting began to struggle towards the end of the decade with recurring foot injuries. Things took their toll on the Bayern and Germany captain, leading to repeated calls for Neuer to be replaced in the national team by Marc Andre ter Stegen.

But all of those doubts and concerns were banished last season, as Neuer - back to his confident best - inspired Bayern to a treble. Neuer boasts the fifth highest save percentage in the German top flight and the highest pass completion, proving he is a real asset to Bayern's attacking play as well as a fine stopper.

On his day, there is still nobody better than Manuel Neuer.

2. Ederson (Manchester City)

In an age where goalkeepers are required to participate in build-up play, few no.1s can rival Manchester City’s Brazilian goalkeeper. Whether knocking it first time to Fernandinho between two on-rushing attackers or pinging it 60-yards onto Raheem Sterling’s big toe, Ederson is adept at getting City on the front foot, whatever the scenario.

He's massively improved from a defensive standpoint this season too. Whereas he boasted only the 12th best save percentage last campaign, that's up to third this term. The 27-year-old also has the most clean sheets in the Premier League so far this season, with 18.

1. Jan Oblak (Atletico Madrid)
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Jan Oblak remains the benchmark for goalkeeping excellence. The Slovenian has conceded the lowest number of goals in La Liga this season as Atletico Madrid have led the way for the majority of the campaign.

The Slovenian also boasts the best save percentage in the league, with a ridiculous 84.2% of attempts pushed away from danger. His whopping 75% penalty save ratio (from four attempts) is also evidence of the aura he now carries - strikers quake in their boots when they come face to face with the 6ft2 custodian.

He is great on the ball, good in the area, positionally excellent, strong and a great communicator. Nobody else even comes close.

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as for oblack his not really that good as people think he his . The fact that oblack have more clean shit is because of the team he is athletico Madrid is a defensive team so he make few save . If you really want to know that oblack is not that good . go and check Slovakia how many goals he has conceeded in euro qualifiers you will be shocked

paulolee:

mbappe rips barca in classicos?? with PSG or madrid bcox barca go laugh last dis time

Clasicos are between Barca and Madrid, aren't they?

drips8:
PSG has signed:
Ramos
Hakimi
Wijnaldum
Pereira
Donnarumma

And they have Mbappe, Neymar, Di Maria, Marquinhos if they don't win the UCL next season, they should be banned from football.

IN AS MUCH AS THERE IS NO MESSI NOR RONALDO, NOTHING IS SPECTACULAR ABOUT THE CLUB