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Arne Slot is in no doubt about who the best goalkeeper in the world is, and it certainly isn’t Emi Martinez following his latest mistake for Aston Villa.

There is some debate around who the best keeper in the world is, with Liverpool’s Alisson Becker in the conversation.

The Brazilian is considered to be the top goalkeeper by his own club’s supporters, although his performances haven’t gained much recognition beyond Anfield in recent years.

Instead, it’s Martinez who has taken many of the top accolades, owing to his success with his national team after winning the World Cup and the Copa America.

The Argentine has won the Yashin Trophy for the last two years, with the award given to the goalkeeper judged to be the best in the world.

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The mistake has once again opened the debate about who is the best goalkeeper in the world currently, and Liverpool boss Slot feels it is Alisson who should take that title.

The Reds’ stopper displayed his prowess with a sensational performance against PSG recently, making a number of superb saves as Liverpool managed to snatch a 1-0 win from the first leg of its last-16 encounter.

Speaking about his goalkeeper’s performance after the game, Slot commented: “I have had some very good players as a manager but never the best goalkeeper in the world until now.



If I get beat one-v-one it's so good to know he is behind me so he can pull me out of jail."

Liverpool.com says: Anyone who thinks Martinez is the best goalkeeper in the world has clearly only been watching the major international tournaments over the last few years

Alisson is undoubtedly clear of the Villa keeper, and even if you don’t consider the Liverpool man to be the best in the world, Martinez would still be behind Real Madrid’s Thibaut Courtois.