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#2 David de Gea (Manchester United)
Even though he has struggled to register clean sheets this season, the Spaniard is still one of the best goalkeepers in the world right now. It is a testament to his abilities that he won the Premier League Golden Glove last season with perhaps the worst Manchester United defence in recent years. This season too, De Gea has been phenomenal, making 42 saves, the 4th most in the Premier League, however, continued pathetic defending from the men ahead of him has let the Spaniard down.
Last season, De Gea made 115 saves and kept 18 clean sheets as United finished second in the league and finished runners-up in the FA Cup. The Spaniard had come to the rescue time and again for United and was almost unconquerable at the time.
After a disappointing summer at Russia in the 2018 FIFA World Cup, De Gea was expected to bounce back in the new season. While he has retained his brilliant form from last season, the Spaniard has been unlucky, but he deserves to be at the second position among the top 5 Spaniards in the Premier League right now.
