Arsenal's established defensive structure, anchored by goalkeeper David Raya and a compact backline, underpins trader consensus at 45% for the most clean sheets in the 2026-27 Premier League season. The Gunners conceded just 5 goals through six matches while maintaining strong underlying metrics, consistent with their recent campaigns where they topped or challenged for the category. Manchester City sits at 12.5% on the back of similar early results and squad depth, though Chelsea's 10.5% reflects expectations around improved organization despite conceding heavily so far. Brighton leads the early clean-sheet table with four but faces sustainability questions over a full campaign, while promoted sides and others trail amid higher goals-against rates. Market pricing reflects the long-term edge for proven defensive units over short-term form.