Europe’s most valuable goalkeepers in 2025
The role of a goalkeeper has never been more crucial—or more valuable. Clubs across Europe are investing heavily in top-tier shot-stoppers, and these ten players currently lead the pack in terms of market value.
Giorgi Mamardashvili – €28.00m
At 25, Giorgi Mamardashvili is making waves as Liverpool’s latest defensive anchor. The Georgian keeper has shown calm under pressure and quick reflexes that have made him a standout in the Premier League.
Anatoliy Trubin – €28.00m
SL Benfica’s Anatoliy Trubin, aged 24, continues to impress in Portugal with his confident performances and towering presence. The Ukrainian international has become a consistent force between the posts.
James Trafford – €30.00m
Manchester City’s James Trafford, just 23 years old, is already one of England’s most promising keepers. With strong distribution skills and quick decision-making, his stock continues to rise rapidly.
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Guglielmo Vicario – €32.00m
Tottenham’s Guglielmo Vicario has proven to be a smart signing at 29, with his agility and leadership qualities playing a key role for Spurs. The Italian’s market value reflects both experience and reliability.
Bart Verbruggen – €35.00m
At only 23, Bart Verbruggen is attracting serious attention at Brighton & Hove Albion. The Dutch keeper’s athleticism and composure have made him one of the most exciting young talents in the Premier League.
Gregor Kobel – €40.00m
Swiss international Gregor Kobel, 27, continues to shine at Borussia Dortmund. Known for his strong command of the box and consistency, Kobel is among the Bundesliga’s top keepers.
David Raya – €40.00m
Spain’s David Raya has become a vital piece of Arsenal’s defensive unit at age 30. His sharp reflexes and excellent ball-playing ability make him a modern goalkeeper in every sense.
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Gianluigi Donnarumma – €40.00m
Now 26 and at Manchester City, Gianluigi Donnarumma remains one of Europe’s top keepers. The Italian giant blends experience with natural talent, justifying his consistent market valuation.
Diogo Costa – €40.00m
Diogo Costa, 26, has been instrumental for FC Porto and remains a key figure for Portugal. His shot-stopping and calm demeanor under pressure have earned him recognition across Europe.
Lucas Chevalier – €40.00m
Topping the list is 24-year-old Lucas Chevalier, who now guards the net for Paris Saint-Germain. The Frenchman’s meteoric rise and confident displays make him one of the most coveted goalkeepers today.
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