Bundesliga Clean Sheets

Bundesliga Clean Sheets for 2020-21 season

RB Leipzig - Péter Gulácsi (15)

Péter Gulácsi, the Hungarian goalkeeper, was outstanding for RB Leipzig last season with 15 Bundesliga clean sheets in 33 matches. He has been a key player for the club over the years and has consistently produced the goods domestically as well as in Europe.

Gulacsi was an integral part of the RB Leipzig rearguard last season and also represented Hungary at the European Championships earlier this summer.

VfL Wolfsburg - Koen Casteels (14)

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Koen Casteels has been in the Bundesliga for a while now, but he showed his class in the 2020-21 campaign for Wolfsburg. Only RB Leipzig (32) conceded fewer goals than Wolfsburg last season, with Casteels delivering a series of eye-catching displays for his side.

He helped his side to a fourth-place finish, as Wolfsburg joined RB Leipzig, Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich in the 2021-22 UEFA Champions League group stages. Casteels is also a full Belgian international and looks set to take his game to greater heights this season.

Arminia Bielefeld - Stefan Ortega (11)

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Stefan Ortega impressed between the sticks for Arminia Bielefeld, as the newly-promoted club recorded 35 points to narrowly avoid the relegation play-off spot over FC Koln. No one expected Arminia to secure promotion in the first place, but when they did, Ortega was one of their better players in what turned out to be a successful first season back in the Bundesliga.

Lukas Hradecky - Bayer Leverkusen (9)

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Lukas Hradecky is a household name in the Bundesliga and has continued to grow in stature in recent seasons. The Finnish goalkeeper has been with Bayer Leverkusen since 2018 and has made over 100 appearances for the club over the years. Hradecky is a reliable presence between the sticks and also showed his class in Euro 2020 for Finland, as he delivered a string of top-class performances for his country.

Manuel Neuer - Bayern Munich (9)

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Manuel Neuer has aged like fine wine and continues to hold his position as Bayern Munich's first-choice goalkeeper. The legendary German is one of the game's greats and has shown no signs of slowing down, having recorded nine clean sheets in 33 appearances as the Bavarian giants romped to yet another Bundesliga crown. Neuer's ability as a sweeper-keeper is integral to Bayern's gameplay, while he also continues to serve as club captain.

After 10 matchdays, the 2021-22 Bundesliga season sees five goalkeepers tied with four clean sheets to their names so far. Robin Zentner, Koen Casteels, Oliver Baumann, Manuel Riemann and Mark Flekken lead the way in terms of clean sheets at this stage of the season, while the likes of Manuel Neuer and Peter Gulacsi are breathing down their necks with three apiece so far.