An analysis of the 2024 season reveals Liverpool's top goalkeeper.
After analyzing the data from 2024, we can reveal Liverpool 's true number one goalkeeper for the calendar year. Between Jurgen Klopp and Arne Slot, three goalkeepers saw playing time over the last 12 months - with first choice Alisson and his backup Caoimhin Kelleher joined by a former FAI Cup winner on the Reds team sheet.
Vítězslav Jaroš broke into the squad during pre-season and made his Premier League debut when he replaced the injured Alisson for the final 11 minutes of the 1-0 win away to Crystal Palace in October. The Czech youngster, who spent a season on loan at St Patrick's Athletic, then made his full debut in the League Cup against Brighton. That competition was usually reserved for Kelleher, but at that stage the Ireland man was getting plenty of minutes, with Alisson recovering from his second hamstring injury of the year. So how did Liverpool's top two goalkeepers fare during 2024? When it comes to games played, it turns out that Kelleher edged out Alisson in all competitions across the latter half of the 2023/24 campaign and the first half of the 2024/25 season (with the aforementioned hamstring injuries key to him getting so much game-time). The ranking doesn't change when it comes to minutes on the pitch. Here's the breakdown of games and minutes between the two goalkeepers… 2023/24 (January - May) Games played: Alisson 14, Kelleher 16 Minutes played: Alisson 1,159, Kelleher 1,170 2024/25 (August - December) Games played: Alisson 13*, Kelleher 13, Jaroš 2* Minutes played: Alisson 1,260, Kelleher 1,440, Jaros 101 2024 TOTAL GAMES Caoimhin Kelleher 29 Alisson 27* Vítězslav Jaroš 2* 2024 TOTAL MINUTES Caoimhin Kelleher 2,610 Alisson 2,419 Vítězslav Jaroš 101 (*both played v Crystal Palace) Goals conceded That’s not where our number crunching end
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