Who is the best Asian goalkeeper of all time?

Iconic reflexes, record caps, and legendary penalty saves — Asia's greatest goalkeepers range from Japan's unmistakable 1990s kits to Korea's World Cup heroics and Australia's Premier League consistency. Cast your vote!

Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi

Japan's beloved goalkeeper and national hero who starred at the 2002 World Cup co-hosted by Japan and Korea, earning over 110 caps.

1/10

Eiji Kawashima

Japan's resilient keeper who played in Belgium and Scotland while appearing at three World Cups for the Samurai Blue.

2/10

Seigo Narazaki

Long-serving Japan keeper who won over 76 caps and was part of Japan's great 2002 World Cup squad on home soil.

3/10

Lee Woon-jae

South Korean goalkeeper and 2002 World Cup hero who saved the decisive penalty against Spain in the quarterfinals.

4/10

Mark Schwarzer

Australia's greatest goalkeeper, who kept the Premier League clean sheet record at Fulham and Chelsea and played at four World Cups.

5/10

Zeljko Kalac

Australia's acrobatic goalkeeper nicknamed 'The Spider' for his enormous wingspan, who became AC Milan's reserve keeper.

6/10

Alireza Beiranvand

Iran's athletic modern goalkeeper known for his extraordinary throw-outs and strong displays at the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

7/10

Ahmad Reza Abedzadeh

Iran's iconic goalkeeper of the 1998 World Cup who made a sensational save to preserve Iran's historic win over the USA.

8/10

Kim Seung-gyu

South Korea's current first-choice goalkeeper who has played in Turkey and Japan and was key in the 2022 World Cup knockout stage.

9/10

Shuichi Gonda

Japan's current starting goalkeeper who kept a clean sheet against Germany at the 2022 World Cup in one of Asian football's biggest upsets.

10/10