De Gea’s not the best though - he conceded a number of very savable goals every season (especially at his near post) while his reluctance to come off his line for crosses etc invites a lot of shots that other keepers would prevent via interception. Romero doesn’t concede many when he plays either, yet doesn’t seem to make as many spectacular saves, because his more dominant style means he doesn’t need to. The turning point in the title race last season was the Leicester game, where Maguire scored at the back post from a long punt into the six yard box which De Gea should have collected with ease - instead he’s glued to the line as usual, and the rest is history.
Oblak is the main man for me, then there’s a number of others just behind him; Mattia Perin is finally going to be recognised as the new Buffon, Alisson is also right up there....the best in the Premier League for the past few years has easily been Curtois, but he’s done it steadily rather than spectacularly like DDG so people don’t acknowledge his superiority.