FIFA has released its latest goalkeeper power rankings for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with Cape Verde’s Vozinha and South Africa’s goalkeeper Ronwen Williams among the tournament’s standout performers after the group stage.
The rankings, powered by Aramco and released on Wednesday, assess goalkeepers based on two key categories.
In Possession measures contributions to build-up play, passing and distribution, while Defending the Goal evaluates shot-stopping, goal prevention and other defensive actions.
While Paraguay’s Orlando Gill tops the overall defensive rankings following his impressive performances, including a penalty shootout heroics against Germany in the Round of 32, Vozinha and Williams also earned places among the tournament’s best.
Vozinha finished first in the In Possession category with a rating of 8.03 after completing 91 of his 130 passes and recording 34 completed line breaks during the group stage.
He also ranked eighth in Defending the Goal with 7.33 after making nine saves from 11 shots on target and helping Cabo Verde concede only two goals.
