MLS clean sheets 2026

The MLS clean sheets table tracks every goalkeeper’s shutout record in Major League Soccer for the 2026 season, updated after each matchday.

The Golden Glove race rewards the goalkeeper with the most clean sheets at the end of the regular season. With defensive records varying wildly across the league, the table below shows who is setting the pace and which keepers are emerging as the division’s most reliable. See also the MLS standings for how clean sheet records are translating into points. With the summer stretch underway, the season’s most reliable goalkeepers are pulling clear at the top of the table.

A strong defense is the foundation of any championship-winning team, and the MLS Goalkeeper of the Year award is the highest honor for the league’s top shot-stoppers.

The award is given to the goalkeeper who has demonstrated exceptional skill and leadership throughout the regular season.

Unlike other competitions, where the goalkeeper with the most clean sheets scoops the award, the MLS hold a vote among media, MLS players and club management to determine the recipient each eason.

The all-time record for the most clean sheets in MLS history is held by Nick Rimando, who amassed over 150 shutouts in his career. The single-season record for MLS clean sheets is 16, set by Tony Meola of the Kansas City Wizards in 2000.

The MLS goalkeeper of the year award has been won a record three times by Andre Blake of the Philadelphia Union, while Dayne St. Clair of Minnesota United FC was names Goalkeeper of the Year for his regular season campaign in 2025.