Early in the 2026-27 Ligue 1 campaign, after roughly six matches per side, the most clean sheets race remains wide open with no goalkeeper holding a decisive edge. Lille’s Berke Özer leads actual clean-sheet tallies with four, while keepers such as Yvon Mvogo, Kevin Trapp, and Dominik Greif sit on three for defensively solid sides. Matvey Safonov tops the market at 19.5% implied probability largely because PSG’s squad depth and expected control of games support a long-term edge, yet the club itself sits on just one clean sheet. The bunched pricing around 10–20% reflects evenly matched defensive units, limited sample size, and the potential for rotation or fixture swings to shift momentum quickly among the top contenders.