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Premier League goalkeepers – 2023/24 power rankings

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As the best league in the world, the Premier League notably plays host to some of the best footballers around.

Along with goal-getting world class forwards, dynamic midfielders and stout defenders, the league is also the home of a number of brilliant goalkeepers too.

Here’s 90min’s ten most in-form goalkeepers in the 2023/24 Premier League campaign.

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Jordan Pickford

Trying his best / Alex Livesey/GettyImages

Everton are pretty damn terrible right now, but that’s not Jordan Pickford’s fault.

The England number one is playing well week in, week out…it’s just a pity about the players at the other end of the park.

Jose Sa

A top performance / Alex Livesey/GettyImages

Sa has made some stunning saves this season.

Most of them came in one game against Everton.

Norberto Murara Neto

A solid shot-stopper / Visionhaus/GettyImages

A clean sheet against Chelsea isn’t much to write home about these days, but Neto did put in a very good performance against a very bad Blues team.

The Brazilian made an impressive six saves and present xGOT 1.99 which sounds quite good.

Bernd Leno

A great performance / Michael Regan/GettyImages

Bernd Leno has made a whopping 24 saves so far this season – the fourth most in the Premier League.

Judging by how poor Fulham have been we’re guessing he’ll have plenty more to make in the coming weeks too.

Nick Pope

One of the best in the league / George Wood/GettyImages

The best goalkeeper in the Premier League last season?

Probably.

The ex-Burnley man has become a crucial part of Newcastle United’s team – a team looks set to have another fantastic campaign.

Robert Sanchez

A good outing / David Rogers/GettyImages

Put simply, Chelsea definitely lose to Bournemouth without an in-form Robert Sanchez between the sticks.

The goalkeeper made a number of key saves to keep the Cherries at bay on Sunday.

Ederson

Another clean sheet / Michael Regan/GettyImages

One of the greatest ball-playing goalkeepers of all time, Ederson is an integral component of Pep Guardiola’s well-oiled treble-winning machine.

The goalkeeper’s distribution is the key reason why he’s so bloody good.

Alisson Becker

The Premier League’s best / Marc Atkins/GettyImages

Arguably the best goalkeeper in the world, and back up the rankings after making a potential save of the season nominee in a crucial win over Newcastle United.

He’s brilliant.

Guglielmo Vicario

He’s impressed / Visionhaus/GettyImages

It’s fair to say that Tottenham Hotspur fans are happy with their club’s new number one.

The Italian international has been exceptional thus far.

Alphonse Areola

West Ham’s new number one / Henry Browne/GettyImages

After quite a few years of waiting, Alphonse Areola is finally West Ham United’s number one goalkeeper.

And he’s more than held his own so far, earning man of the match plaudits in a number of games already this season.

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