A top goalkeeper combines sharp reflexes, decisive saves, and strong command of the penalty area. Over the years, the Indian Super League (ISL) has seen some remarkable shot-stoppers who have consistently risen to the occasion, delivering crucial saves under immense pressure.

The 2024-25 ISL season was no different — goalkeepers stood out with their exceptional performances and impressive save percentages.

In this article, we spotlight the top five goalkeepers who dominated between the sticks with the highest save rates this season.

Vishal Kaith (Mohun Bagan Super Giant) – 79.35% Save Percentage

Indian international Vishal Kaith was in exceptional form as his club clinched the ISL League Shield and Cup double this season. He topped the league with a staggering 15 clean sheets in 26 games and posted an outstanding save percentage of 79.35%, proving vital to his team’s defensive strength. His consistency and composure once again made him a dependable figure between the sticks for the Mariners.

Hrithik Tiwari (FC Goa) – 74.29% Save Percentage

One of the season’s brightest breakthrough stars, Tiwari seized his opportunity and rose from the sidelines to become his club’s first-choice goalkeeper. The young keeper impressed throughout, making 52 saves in 19 appearances, recording a save percentage of 74.29%, and keeping seven clean sheets to his name. His rapid development and fearless style have marked him as a promising talent to watch in the coming seasons.

Gurpreet Singh Sandhu (Bengaluru FC) – 71.3% Save Percentage

Bengaluru FC’s dependable custodian Gurpreet Singh Sandhu once again delivered a standout season in goal, leading the Blues’ resurgence. Widely regarded as one of the ISL’s elite shot-stoppers, Sandhu made the second-highest number of saves this campaign with 82, boasting a solid 71.3% save rate. Sandhu's leadership and experience have been invaluable in organising the Blues' defence as he kept out eight clean sheets throughout the season.

Albino Gomes (Jamshedpur FC) – 69.39% Save Percentage

Gomes has solidified his reputation as one of the league’s most reliable shot-stoppers, renowned especially for his penalty-saving prowess. This season was no exception. The 31-year-old topped the charts with a remarkable 102 saves, maintaining a save percentage of 69.39%, averaging three saves per match. His clutch saves and outstanding performances under pressure significantly contributed to his team’s semi-final run.

Gurmeet Singh (NorthEast United FC) – 69% Save Percentage

Gurmeet Singh has proven to be a rock-solid presence between the posts for NorthEast United FC since his arrival. The 25-year-old was instrumental in steering his team into the top six, registering 69 crucial saves across 24 games with an impressive save percentage of 69%. His quick reflexes have often been the difference in tight matches, earning him praise from his coach.