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#1 Oliver Kahn (204 clean sheets)
Former German captain and goalkeeper, Oliver Kahn is widely regarded as one of the greatest goalkeepers the world has ever seen. The strong, big German machine between the sticks made 557 Bundesliga appearances during his time with Karlsruher SC and Bayern Munich.
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Kahn began his career at Karlsruher SC, as he worked his way up the ranks and made his debut in 1987. After seven seasons at the club where his father played before him, Oliver Kahn joined Bayern Munich.
In a career that spanned two decades, Kahn was admired all over the world for his goalkeeping and sportsmanship. The German kept 204 clean sheets in the Bundesliga and holds the record for the most number of shutouts recorded by a goalkeeper in Bundesliga history.
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Edited by Amit Mishra
