Who is the best goalkeeper in Bundesliga history?

By YPB Team

From Sepp Maier's acrobatics to Manuel Neuer's sweeper-keeper revolution — rank the best goalkeepers in Bundesliga history.

  1. Manuel Neuer — ranked #11
    Manuel Neuer
    Bayern Munich's revolutionary sweeper-keeper who holds the Bundesliga clean sheet rate record and won 11 Bundesliga titles, redefining the goalkeeper position for a generation.
  2. Oliver Kahn — ranked #22
    Oliver Kahn
    Bayern Munich's imposing 'Titan' who won 204 Bundesliga clean sheets across his career and was named FIFA World Player of the Year runner-up in 2002.
  3. Sepp Maier — ranked #33
    Sepp Maier
    Bayern Munich's beloved 1970s custodian who won four Bundesliga titles and the World Cup with West Germany, holding the then-clean sheet record for decades.
  4. Roman Weidenfeller — ranked #44
    Roman Weidenfeller
    Borussia Dortmund's commanding keeper who made 355 Bundesliga appearances — a club record — and was the backbone of the back-to-back title side of 2011 and 2012.
  5. Jens Lehmann — ranked #55
    Jens Lehmann
    Fearless and eccentric keeper who won the Bundesliga with Borussia Dortmund before becoming Arsenal's Invincibles stopper and playing at the 2006 World Cup.
  6. Andreas Köpke — ranked #66
    Andreas Köpke
    Germany's Euro 1996-winning keeper who had his finest club years at Nuremberg and Eintracht Frankfurt and earned 59 international caps.
  7. Marc-André ter Stegen — ranked #77
    Marc-André ter Stegen
    Gifted shot-stopper who impressed at Borussia Mönchengladbach for four seasons before Barcelona signed him, heralding a future era of sweeper-keepers.
  8. Lukas Hradecky — ranked #88
    Lukas Hradecky
    Bayer Leverkusen's cool, modern keeper who became the first Bundesliga champion to boast a 0.5 goals-against average when Leverkusen won the 2023-24 title unbeaten.
  9. René Adler — ranked #99
    René Adler
    Talented Hamburger SV keeper once tipped to be Germany's best before injuries curtailed his career, regularly producing match-winning displays in the Bundesliga.
  10. Bodo Illgner — ranked #1010
    Bodo Illgner
    1. FC Köln's gifted keeper who was Germany's No. 1 at the 1990 World Cup and helped West Germany lift the trophy before moving to Real Madrid.
  11. Tim Wiese — ranked #1111
    Tim Wiese
    Werder Bremen's flamboyant and fearless goalkeeper who was one of the most entertaining and consistent stoppers in the Bundesliga during the 2000s.

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