2026 World Cup Golden Glove odds: Who will be the best goalkeeper?

Spain are the only team yet to concede a goal at the World Cup, which has resulted in Simon being installed as the favourite to pick up the award.

The 29-year-old is at the heart of the tournament's most solid backline, with many of the other sides involved in high-scoring encounters where they have conceded plenty.

Maignan is the closest challenger with three clean sheets from five, having conceded only twice so far for France, who are now the favourites to win the tournament.

With Spain and France set to meet in the semi-finals, whoever wins that may end up being the stopper to win the Golden Glove.

Martinez, winner of the award in 2022, is the third favourite, with the Aston Villa man still pivotal to Argentina's hopes of defending their title.

Pickford is fourth in the market but with significantly larger odds than the leading three, having put in his best performance of the tournament in England's 3-2 win over Mexico, after some shaky displays before that.

Orjan Nyland has shot up the market after his inspired display for Norway to knock out Brazil, with 2018 winner Thibaut Courtois in a similar position.

Yassine Bounou of Morocco and Gregor Kobel of Switzerland make up the contenders, with longer odds likely due to their teams' smaller chances of winning the tournament.

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All odds and market details are accurate as of the time of publication.

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