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According to data from the Football Observatory, Ligue 1 would have some of the best gates in the world in its ranks. The Parisian Gianluigi Donnarumma is largely out of the lot.
Gianluigi Donnarumma is the best goalkeeper in the world. It is not the Parisian supporters who say it, but the figures. And they are formal: the 26-year-old Italian is well above competition. This is at least what emerges from the last report delivered by the football observatory of the International Center for Sports Study, The CIES.
To define this classification, several criteria were retained, including the average level of adversity during the matches, the results obtained during these meetings, but also the difference between the percentage of stops made and the percentage of expected stops. Only the guards with a positive gap on this last criterion were taken into account.
Petrovic and Perri stand out, Majecki also
With a fairly impressive index of 95.5 out of 100, Donnarumma is therefore in the lead in front of the Swiss Yann Sommer (91.7 / Inter Milan) and the Belgian Thibaut Courtois (88 / Real Madrid). The Top 5 is completed by two lesser -known doors to the general public: the Russ Stanislav Agkatsev de Krasnodar and the Dutch Mark Flekken from Brentford.
In Ligue 1 doormen, note the good rankings of Djordje Petrovic and Lucas Perri. The first, loaned this season by Chelsea to Strasbourg, ranks 11th, only two rows in front of the Brazilian of OL. More surprisingly, the 37th place in the highly contested Radoslaw Majecki, which became a lining in Monaco again.
Still according to CIES data, the best guardian playing outside Europe is called João Ricardo. At the age of 36, this Brazilian is currently evolving on the side of Fortaleza with former Parisian defender David Luiz.
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