1. Peter Schmeichel
Because it has almost complete abilities on all sides. Having a height of 190cm and 93kg of weight is an ideal spec for the posture of a goalkeeper. Scolding defenders is his habit and that's what makes the great dan's have a very high level of confidence. He has won the treble winner with Manchester United (the dream team) in 1999 and is the best achievement of his entire career.
2. Lev Yashin
Because it has a very fast reaction. This young man from Uni Sovyet was claimed as the best goalkeeper of all centuries by some circles because in his time Lev was no match in terms of keeping goals. Today his name is used as a mascot for the award of goalkeepers who have achievements every season of the competition.
3. Angelo Peruzzi
Because it has a very high jump. The height of 181cm is a relatively short posture for a world goalkeeper, but it does not reduce the jumping ability of a Peruzzi. The goalkeeper, who experienced the peak of his career at the Juventus club, was even claimed by his fellow goalkeeper in the Italian national team at his time, Gianluca Pagliuca, "At his best, Angelo is the best goalkeeper in the world".
4. Maladi
Indonesia's first goalkeeper. His full name is R. Maladi (born in Surakarta, Central Java, 30 August 1912 – died in Jakarta, 30 April 2001 at the age of 88) was a former Minister of Information (1959-1962) and former Minister of State for Youth and Sports (1964-1966). He also served as Chairman of PSSI for the period 1950-1959.
5. Jose Luis Chilavert
Because it has a stocky body. The man from Paraguay is a proud athlete in his country for his ability under the crossbar. Not only that, Chilavert is also skilled in executing dead balls, no doubt has always been a mainstay either at his club (Velez Sarsfield) or in the Paraguayan National Team as a freekick and penalty kick taker.
6. Iker Casillas
Because it has a very high reflex power. The last edition of FIFA's best goalkeeper is skilled at making saves with his feet, even local media in Spain say that Iker blocks the ball more with his feet than with his hands. Casillas' last proud achievement was leading Spain to the 2010 world title and scoring the best clean sheet of the tournament.
7. David Seaman
The best goalkeeper England have ever had. A goalkeeper who is very loyal to his club (Arsenal) and is England's best goalkeeper in the modern football era. With the characteristic of having a mustache and having pigtail hair, claimed to be the next legend by his nemesis in schmeichel's era, "A goalkeeper who has the same good ability as me, and will become a legend for England".
8. Peter Shilton
Because it takes England everywhere. Playing in the 80s was the goalkeeper with the most caps in the England national team. Was a witness to the goal of his god Maradona. Posting a record 10 clean sheets at the World Cup was enough to prove his prowess under the crossbar.
9. Oliver Kahn
Because of grumpy. It's not a silly excuse for a goalie to be grumpy on a green field. Oliver Kahn is a legendary goalkeeper owned by Germany and Bayern Munich. His tempramental attitude is what makes this goalkeeper with a posture of 188cm a figure respected by his colleagues and enemies on the field. His best achievement, with Germany, was winning the European title in 1996 when he was 27 years old.
10. Bruce Grobbelaar
Because he is good at holding penalties. The liverpudlians pride legend is nicknamed the goalkeeper who has the typical Spaghetti Legs style when facing one-on-one situations with the opponent's penalty kicker, and is precise enough to affect the mentality of the executors. This style was also imitated by his successor Jerzey Dudek when Liverpool defeated AC Milan in the toss-up round in the 2005 UCL final.


