Oblak: The Colchonero Lock Towards History
Jan Oblak, our giant between the posts, continues to demonstrate why he is one of the best goalkeepers in the world. Despite an up-and-down season for the team, the Slovenian maintains his superlative level, competing in his own personal league.
In the recent match against Alavés, Oblak was once again decisive, frustrating Kike García’s chances with spectacular saves, especially a low shot that reflected his great level of concentration and reflexes.
This performance not only kept a clean sheet but also brings him closer to a historic milestone: his sixth Zamora Trophy. With 27 goals conceded in 33 games, his coefficient of 0.81 places him in a privileged position in the fight for this prestigious award.
Remember that Courtois also averages 0.81, so every game is crucial in this exciting battle. Oblak, true to his style, prioritizes collective success, but it is undeniable that this personal achievement would consecrate him as the most decorated goalkeeper in the history of Spanish football, surpassing legends like Víctor Valdés and Ramallets. Come on Jan, keep defending our goal with grit and heart!
