Goalkeepers with the Most Clean Sheets in Liverpool History

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After 628 appearances for Liverpool, Grobbelaar left the side in 1994 after 267 clean sheets in 628 games (42.52% clean sheet rate), alongside six league titles, one European Cup, one FA Cup, and three League Cups. After 394 starts and 177 clean sheets (44.92% clean sheet rate), Pepe left Liverpool with one FA Cup, one League Cup, and one UEFA Super Cup.

Everton's loss became Liverpool's gain on one of many occasions after Liverpool leveraged Everton's choice to pass up signing Scott in September 1912. Nonetheless, he's deservedly one of the club's greatest goalkeepers in history, after making 468 starts with 137 clean sheet (29.27% clean sheet rate).

Considering he helped Liverpool lift the Premier League, Champions League and Club World Cup in one year (not to forget a personal Globe Soccer Awards recognition and a Yashin Trophy against his name over the same period), Becker's best season yet remains 2019. Fortunately, for Alison Becker, there's still some time to climb up Liverpool's legendary books with more clean sheets, unforgettable saves, and trophy hauls.