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#7 David Soria (Getafe) - 17 clean sheets
The 27-year-old Spaniard came through the Real Madrid youth setup and after having disastrous spells on the English shores early on in his career, he seems to have really come to his own.
He kept 17 clean sheets for Getafe from 42 games this season. Soria is an athletic and agile goalkeeper who flies across the face of goal to make some outrageous saves. Though at times his concentration has been found to be lacking, he has made up for it with shot-stopping and distributing.
#6 Rui Patricio (Wolverhampton Wanderers) - 19 clean sheets
A hit among the Fantasy Premier League fanbase, the Portuguese goalkeeper has kept 19 clean sheets from 53 games this season. Wolves had a ridiculously long season that stretched for a year but Patricio remained consistent throughout.
He made 91 saves from 38 appearances in the Premier League this season which included 2 penalties. The 32-year-old's handling is excellent and he is a tall customer and is often seen running into crowded areas to claim an aerial ball or punch it clear.
Rui Patricio is also good at distributing the ball and loves to kick it long for the likes of Raul Jimenez or Adama Traore to run on to.
#5 Ederson Moraes (Manchester City) - 19 clean sheets
The Manchester City no.1 proved to be a great find for Pep Guardiola after his Claudio Bravo plan failed to take off. Ederson has been vital to Manchester City's recent success and has contributed greatly with his goalkeeping and ability with the ball at his feet.
Ederson can telegraph some excellent passes into the opposition half helping City transition from defence to attack in the blink of an eye. Ederson also dominates his box by pulling off some absolute beauties for saves and also running out to claim high balls played into the box with great composure.
#4 Keylor Navas (Paris Saint-Germain) - 19 clean sheets
Keylor Navas was excellent for Paris Saint-Germain this season making some big saves during the French side's run to the final of the UEFA Champions League. The Costa Rican has consistently been one of the best goalkeepers in the world for a decade and continues to kick on in the same vein.
Real Madrid was always keen to replace the dependable Navas with a more marketable name but he's proved that he did not win 3 back to back UEFA Champions League titles just because he was fortunate enough to be part of a great team.
What makes Keylor Navas' record from this season even more impressive is the fact that he kept 19 clean sheets from just 35 appearances this season.
