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#3 Marc- Andre Ter Stegen (Barcelona)
Marc-Andre Ter Stegen is regarded as one of the best goalkeepers in the La Liga at the moment.
The German international joined Barcelona in 2014 as a backup to Claudio Bravo. But after Bravo was sold to Manchester City two years later, Ter Stegen established himself as the no. 1 at the club.
Ter Stegen has continued to impress despite Barcelona's struggles in recent years, providing decent competition to Manuel Neuer for a place in the German team as well.
Despite not being in the best of form, the German goalkeeper made 31 appearances in La Liga last season, keeping 11 clean sheets. He is good in making saves with one hand, and has earned praise for his quick reflexes and technique.
#2 Thibaut Courtois (Real Madrid)
Thibaut Courtois joined Real Madrid from Chelsea in 2018. Although he struggled in his first season with the club, making numerous errors, he has been brilliant for Los Blancos since then.
The Belgian international was one of Real Madrid's best players in the La Liga last season. Courtois displayed his wonderful goalkeeping prowess as he bailed Madrid out of tight situations on many occasions.
A composed shot-stopper, the 29-year-old has been a consistent presence in Real Madrid's backline. He has excellent positioning, especially in one-on-one situations.
Last season, the goalkeeper kept 17 clean sheets in 38 games as Real Madrid narrowly lost the La Liga title to Atletico Madrid on the last day of the season.
#1 Jan Oblak (Atletico Madrid)
Arguably the best goalkeeper in the world right now, Jan Oblak tops the list of best goalkeepers in the La Liga at the moment.
Atletico Madrid are known for their defensive stability under Diego Simeone, and Oblak has been key in that regard. After joining Atletico Madrid in 2014, he has made over 300 appearances in all competitions for the club, keeping an impressive 159 clean sheets; he's one of the leaders in their dressing room.
The Slovenian has been one of the most consistent goalkeepers in the last few years, playing a key role in Atletico Madrid's La Liga triumph last season.
The 28-year-old also won the Zamora trophy last season - awarded to the goalkeeper with the fewest goals conceded per game - keeping 18 clean sheets in 38 La Liga games.
