10 Best Goalkeepers Going To World Cup 2018

He's one of the most talented keepers in the history of the game and has already won one World Cup, but Manuel Neuer might not necessarily be able to play at this summer's tournament due to a foot injury that has kept him out of action for most of the season.

Barcelona's Marc-Andre Ter Stegen is an exceptionally talented keeper in his own right and has already proven himself an able deputy for Die Mannschaft, but Germany boss Joachim Low has openly stated that he wants Neuer at the World Cup and that the Bayern Munich man will be his number one if he's fit.

It's not hard to understand why Low feels so strongly. Ter Stegen is excellent but Neuer is simply in a class of his own. Physically imposing, astonishingly agile, comfortable on the ball, and accurate with his goal kicks, Neuer is generally regarded as the best keeper on the planet and will be desperate to regain his fitness levels in time for Germany's opening group game against Mexico on 17 June.