Spain goalkeeper Unai Simón has set a new FIFA World Cup record after keeping seven clean sheets during the 2026 tournament, the highest number achieved by a goalkeeper in a single edition of the competition.
Simón played a crucial role in Spain’s successful World Cup campaign, providing a strong defensive foundation as La Roja secured the title.
According to a post on FIFA’s website on Wednesday, the Athletic Club shot-stopper’s outstanding performances throughout the tournament helped Spain maintain one of the strongest defensive records, with his consistency and composure earning widespread recognition.
His seven shutouts surpassed previous goalkeeping achievements at the World Cup and placed him among the standout performers in the history of the competition.
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Simón’s record-breaking campaign added another highlight to Spain’s triumph and further cemented his status as one of the world’s top goalkeepers.
He delivered a historic performance at the FIFA World
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