World Cup Goalkeeper Saves Ranking: Paraguay's Gil Leads, Dibu Martinez Also Listed

On July 22, the statistics website Squawka released a ranking of goalkeepers with the most saves in the 2026 World Cup. Paraguay's Orlando Gil tops the list with 23 saves. Curaçao's Eloy Room, Switzerland's Gregor Kobel, and Argentina's Emiliano Martínez are tied for second with 20 saves each. Portugal's Diogo Costa follows with 19 saves. The top 10 also includes goalkeepers from Cape Verde, Saudi Arabia, Netherlands, Norway, and Iran. The data was sourced from X (formerly Twitter) and published by Hupu Football News.

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