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#7 Petr Cech (Arsenal)
Peter Schmeichel is considered the greatest ‘keeper that we have seen in Premier League history, but Cech isn’t too far behind. Although he is now at Arsenal, the majority of success in his career has come at his former club Chelsea. He won four Premier League titles at Chelsea, as well as the Champions League, and a number of individual honours, as for a short period of time, he was probably the best goalkeeper in Europe.
In the 14 years since he moved to the Premier League from Rennes, he has played 443 games, keeping a remarkable 202 clean sheets, more than any other ‘keeper in Premier League history. He is going through a bit of a change of role at the moment at Arsenal though. He isn’t quite the natural sweeper keeper that Unai Emery would want, but he is still a quality shot stopper, and still a vital player to this Arsenal side.
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