20 Best Goalkeepers in the Premier League Right Now (2025) – Ranked

September 3, 2025 Oliver Obel

The Premier League has long been home to legendary goalkeepers, and the current 2025/26 season is no different. From reliable veterans to rising stars, these shot-stoppers define matches with their saves, distribution, and leadership. Here is the definitive ranking of the top 20 goalkeepers in England’s top flight right now.

20. Andre Onana – Manchester United

Andre Onana has endured a tough spell at Old Trafford, plagued by inconsistency and high-profile errors. Despite his struggles, his past pedigree at Inter Milan keeps him just inside the top 20.

19. Martin Dubravka – Burnley

Once underrated at Newcastle, Martin Dubravka has quietly remained a dependable figure between the posts. Now at Burnley, he brings vital Premier League experience to a relegation-battling side.

18. Caoimhin Kelleher – Brentford

After years as Liverpool’s backup, Caoimhin Kelleher has earned his chance at Brentford. He’s impressed with his calm presence and agility whenever called upon.

17. Kepa Arrizabalaga – Arsenal

The world’s most expensive goalkeeper never lived up to the billing at Chelsea. However, his steady performances at Bournemouth helped revive his reputation before becoming Arsenal’s backup.

16. Djordje Petrovic – Bournemouth

Stepping into the number one role at Bournemouth, Djordje Petrovic has shown quick reflexes and composure. He’s one of the league’s lesser-known names but continues to grow in stature.

15. Jose Sa – Wolverhampton Wanderers

Despite Wolves’ struggles, Jose Sa has been a consistent performer. His shot-stopping and leadership remain crucial for a team often under pressure.

14. Giorgi Mamardashvili – Liverpool

Signed to provide competition for Alisson, Giorgi Mamardashvili has quickly become one of Europe’s most promising keepers. His composure and size make him a commanding presence in the box.

13. Aaron Ramsdale – Newcastle United

After losing his starting spot at Arsenal, Aaron Ramsdale has found a new challenge at Newcastle. Despite recent relegation battles, his shot-stopping and distribution keep him highly rated.

12. Robert Sanchez – Chelsea

Robert Sanchez has been in and out of form since joining Chelsea. While inconsistent, he remains a solid option capable of big saves on his day.

11. Bart Verbruggen – Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton’s Bart Verbruggen is one of the most exciting young keepers in the league. He combines agility with impressive distribution, making him a great fit for Brighton’s style.

10. Bernd Leno – Fulham

A reliable veteran, Bernd Leno has rebuilt his reputation at Fulham after his Arsenal exit. His leadership and consistency make him one of the most underrated keepers in the division.

9. Guglielmo Vicario – Tottenham Hotspur

Vicario stepped in as Hugo Lloris’ successor and has thrived in north London. Strong in shot-stopping and confident off his line, he has been a shrewd signing for Spurs.

8. Nick Pope – Newcastle United

Nick Pope remains one of England’s best pure shot-stoppers. Injuries have slowed him, but his influence was vital in Newcastle’s Champions League return.

7. Dean Henderson – Crystal Palace

Dean Henderson has proven himself as a dependable number one at Palace. His FA Cup final heroics underlined his ability to shine on the big stage.

6. Jordan Pickford – Everton

Pickford continues to prove his worth as England’s number one. He combines outstanding reflexes with leadership, even as Everton face constant battles for survival.

5. Matz Sels – Nottingham Forest

Matz Sels has been transformative for Forest, leading them into European football. His clean sheet record highlights just how valuable he has become.

4. Emiliano Martinez – Aston Villa

A World Cup winner and back-to-back Yashin Award holder, Martinez is one of the best in the world. His penalty-saving ability and consistency at Villa make him indispensable.

3. David Raya – Arsenal

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David Raya has established himself as Arsenal’s number one with calmness and reliability. Winning consecutive Golden Gloves, he is one of the league’s elite keepers.

2. Gianluigi Donnarumma – Manchester City

Donnarumma’s arrival at City immediately raised their defensive standards. A Champions League winner and still only in his mid-20s, he is one of football’s most dominant goalkeepers.

1. Alisson Becker – Liverpool

Alisson remains the benchmark for Premier League goalkeepers. His consistency, composure, and world-class saves have cemented him as Liverpool’s most important player.