Premier League 2025/26: Golden Glove Outright Odds

As the Premier League gears up for the 2025/26 season, the race for the most clean sheets promises to be tightly contested. With Arsenal’s David Raya gunning for a third straight title, and experienced stoppers like Alisson and Ederson still in the mix, this year’s competition is stacked with elite shot-stoppers. Let’s look at the outright favourites for the Premier League’s Golden Glove.

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David Raya (2.25)

A two-time Premier League Golden Glove winner, Raya kept 13 clean sheets in 2024/25, matching Nottingham Forest’s Matz Sels for the most in the league. He conceded just 34 goals across 38 appearances and had a save percentage of 72%. In addition to Arsenal’s strong defensive structure, his consistency and commanding presence make him the leading pick for a potential third straight Golden Glove.

Alisson Becker (3.50)

Despite a challenging 2024/25 due to injuries, Alisson remains one of the most reliable goalkeepers in world football. When fit, he combines excellent shot-stopping with elite distribution and calm under high pressure. His history of clean sheets and Liverpool’s structured defence means he’s waiting in the wings for another top-tier campaign should he avoid injury setbacks.

Ederson (3.50)

Ederson has previously won multiple Golden Gloves and remains integral to City’s title aspirations. Known for his sweeping style, precise long passes, and clean-sheet consistency (10 in 2024/25), he is as important to City’s build-up as he is to their defensive resilience. James Trafford’s arrival at the Etihad makes this a tricky bet to take, with his odds at 3.50 for a player who’s not a guaranteed starter.

James Trafford (7.00)

The Championship’s 2024/25 Golden Glove winner, Trafford, kept 29 clean sheets. He also recorded a streak of 12 consecutive clean sheets and went over 1,000 minutes without conceding. At just 22, Trafford joins City under Pep Guardiola, where he’ll battle Ederson for the number one spot. If trusted, his past performance suggests he can replicate defensive dominance in England’s top-flight.

Robert Sanchez (11.00)

Sanchez emerged as Chelsea’s most trusted goalkeeper during their Club World Cup run. The Blues also had the third-best defence last season, conceding just 43 goals. Sanchez offers each-way value if their backline improves.