In the top 10 of the top five league goalkeepers in the 21st century, 5 active players are on the list, and Buffon is the first

According to the official statistics of the German transfer, the 21st century top five league goalkeepers zero sheet list has been released, the top 10 are Buffon, Neuer, Lloris, Rayner and Handanovic, the five active players, of which in addition to Buffon, the other 4 are still playing in the five major leagues.

1. Buffon 900 games, 408 clean sheets

If you ask who is the best goalkeeper in the world in the 21st century, Bayern fans will answer that you are Neuer, Real Madrid fans will answer that you are Casillas, Chelsea fans will answer that you are Petr Cech, but if you ask who is the second in the world, then you will definitely get a unified answer------ Buffon.

Buffon may be the greatest goalkeeper of the 21st century, the data can not deceive people, he is not only the goalkeeper who has participated in the most games, but also the goalkeeper with the most clean sheets, 900 games, 408 clean sheets, his clean sheet rate reached 45.3%. The 43-year-old Buffon, who currently plays for his home team Parma, is playing in Serie B with the team, and in the new season, he has played 15 games for the team, making 65 saves, averaging 4.3 saves per game, and is still the team's main goalkeeper.

2. Casillas 883 games 366 clean sheets

As one of the few Grand Slam players in football history, Casey may have had few regrets in his career. In the summer of 2020, the 39-year-old Cassie chose to retire at Porto due to physical reasons. From the real madrid youth training, Casey has played for the real madrid first team for a total of 16 years, during which time he has won 3 Champions League titles, 5 La Liga titles, 2 Copa del Rey titles, 1 Club World Cup, and basically won all the championships large and small. He won 1 World Cup and 2 European Cups with the Spanish national team, and he was also the winner of the 2010 World Cup Golden Glove.

3. Cech 836 games 365 clean sheets

Cech's most impressive thing was his hat, which resulted in a serious head injury that led to the need to wear a protective helmet to compete in the middle and late stages of his career, and he was also known as a tank soldier. In addition to his iconic hat, Cech is better known for his ability to save, he can make some fairy saves you can't imagine, and he was the main contributor to Chelsea's 2011-2012 Champions League title.

4. Renner 888 games 356 clean sheets

Rena was a substitute goalkeeper during the Spanish dynasty, but at Liverpool he was the number one goalkeeper, and his club honour may not be as much compared to Casey, but his strength is not questioned by many people. The 39-year-old Rena is still the main goalkeeper of Serie A powerhouse Lazio, but due to the team's weak defense and his advanced age, Rena has become the player with the lowest success rate of serie A saves.

5. Neuer 766 games 347 clean sheets

Neuer, 35, has already started an era of his own, redefining the position of goalkeeper with the characteristics of a wide range. Now he is still the number one goalkeeper of Bayern and the German national team, even if Germany has Ter Stegen and Leno, Neuer's status is difficult to shake.

6. Loris 803 games, 290 clean sheets

Before seeing this list, many people felt that the goalkeeper position was the biggest shortcoming of the French team, but it was not. The 34-year-old has spent most of his career at Tottenham and has been the team's starting goalkeeper since moving to Tottenham since his move to Tottenham in 12-13. It's just that Tottenham's lack of visibility and Tottenham's instability have led to Lloris being underrated, and if he were playing for teams like Manchester United and Manchester City, his stats might have looked better.

7. Van der Sar 569 games, 268 clean sheets

Van der Sar has the highest clean sheet rate on the list, with 268 clean sheets in 569 matches, and his clean sheet rate is as high as 47.1%. The most successful period of Van der Sar's career was with Ajax and Manchester United, and in 2005, at the age of 35, Van der Sar joined Manchester United and won four Premier League titles and one Champions League title as a key goalkeeper, when he was 41 years old when he won his last Premier League title.

8. Valdés 586 games 261 clean sheets

Barca's main goalkeeper Valdes had no choice but to choose Monaco, who could give him a bigger contract due to investment failures at the age of 32, but an unexpected injury before the transfer made Monaco choose to break the contract, and eventually had to go to Manchester United to become a substitute goalkeeper. If he hadn't left Barca in the first place, he would have most likely surpassed Van der Sar and Lloris.

9. Londero 661 games 256 clean sheets

Londerro played for Ligue 1 teams all his career, and at that time Ligue 1 was not famous, although he played for Paris Saint-Germain, but the Greater Paris at that time was far less famous than it is now. He has had two Confederations Cup titles in his career resume, but he has mostly followed France as a third goalkeeper, the weakest of the top 10 players on this list.

10. Handanovic 707 games, 249 clean sheets

Slovenian goalkeeper Handanovic is currently the starting goalkeeper of Serie A giants Inter Milan, and since the national team has Oblak to take over, he chose to retire after 2016 and gave up the national team stage to the youngsters. Handanovic's strength can not be intuitively expressed in the data, he chose to transfer to Inter Milan in 2012, followed Inter to experience the darkest 10 years, and now it is finally time to be bitter, the new season his clean sheets are likely to catch up with Van der Sar.