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Odds to Win the Golden Glove at the 2018 FIFA World Cup according to Bovada Sportsbook

July 10, 2018

2018 FIFA World Cup
Golden Glove
Hugo Lloris (FRA) +225
Thibaut Courtois (BEL) +275
Jordan Pickford (ENG) +275
Danijel Subasic (CRO) +275

Kolten Wong’s glove will be a welcomed addition to the Milwaukee Brewers infield. Wong, signed to a two-year deal (with a 2023 team option) by Milwaukee last week, is one of the top second. Pickford was a 16/1 shot to win the FIFA Golden Glove Award before the World Cup, but it's now a genuine four horse race with the other semi-finalists and hardly anything between them in the market.

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Odds to Win the Golden Glove at the 2018 FIFA World Cup according to Bovada Sportsbook

July 4, 2018

2018 FIFA World Cup
Golden Glove
Ramses Alisson (BRA) +250
Jordan Pickford (ENG) +450
Hugo Lloris (FRA) +500
Danijel Subasic (CRO) +500
Igor Akinfeev (RUS) +700
Thibaut Courtois (BEL) +800
Fernando Muslera (URU) +1000
Robin Olsen (SWE) +1600

Odds to Win the Golden Glove at the 2018 FIFA World Cup according to Bovada Sportsbook

June 29, 2018

2018 FIFA World Cup
Golden Glove
Ramses Alisson (BRA) +400
David De Gea (ESP) +550
Thibaut Courtois (BEL) +700
Hugo Lloris (FRA) +800
Jordan Pickford (ENG) +800
Danijel Subasic (CRO) +1000
Guillermo Ochoa (MEX) +1200
Fernando Muslera (URU) +1600
Yann Sommer (SUI) +2000
David Ospina (COL) +2500
Pedro Rui Patricio (POR) +2500
Franco Armani (ARG) +2500
Kasper Schmeichel (DEN) +4000
Igor Akinfeev (RUS) +5000
Robin Olsen (SWE) +6600
Jack Butland (ENG) +20000

Odds to Win the Golden Glove at the 2018 FIFA World Cup according to BetOnline Sportsbook

June 12, 2018

Golden Glove Winner
Manuel Neuer (Germany) +350
David de Gea (Spain) +400
Alisson Becker (Brazil) +450
Hugo Lloris (France) +600
Thibaut Courtois (Belgium) +900
Jordan Pickford (England) +1400
Fernando Muslera (Uruguay) +2500
Rui Patricio (Portugal) +2500
Danijel Subasic (Croatia) +3300
David Ospina (Colombia) +4000
Igor Akinfeev (Russia) +4000
Wojciech Szczesny (Poland) +4000
Guillermo Ochoa (Mexico) +5000
Kasper Schmeichel (Denmark) +5000
Yann Sommer (Switzerland) +5000
Daniel Akpeyi (Nigeria) +6600
Robin Olsen (Sweden) +6600
Vladimir Stojkovic (Serbia) +6600
Carlos Caceda (Peru) +8000
Keylor Navas (Costa Rica) +8000
Hannes Thor Halldorsson (Iceland) +10000
Kosuke Nakamura (Japan) +10000
Matt Ryan (Australia) +20000
Alireza Beiranvand (Iran) +25000
Aymen Mathlouthi (Tunisia) +25000
Kim Seung-Gyu (Korea Republic) +25000
Munir (Morocco) +25000
Ahmed El Shenawy (Egypt) +30000
Alfred Gomis (Senegal) +30000
Assaf Al Qarni (Saudi Arabia) +50000
Jaime Penedo (Panama) +50000

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The Golden Glove is awarded to the goalkeeper deemed the best by the FIFA Technical Study Group at any given World Cup.

Some of the world’s best shot stoppers will provide the final line of defence for their respective nations in Russia and we are sure to be treated to some truly world-class acrobatics and skill at the 2018 World Cup.

Manuel Neuer was allotted the honour when Germany won the 2014 World Cup and he remains the $4 favourite to defend his title in Russia, from Spain David de Gea ($4.50), Brazil’s Alisson Becker ($5) and France’s Hugo Lloris ($5).

Since the World Cup Golden Glove was first conceived in 1994, its has gone to the goalkeeper from the winning nation four times, once to the runner-up and only once to a player who did not appear in the decider.

The Favourites

Manuel Neuer ($4) – Germany

Neuer has had a far less than ideal World Cup preparation but so is the class of the thirty-two-year-old, he remains a fitting favourite to win the Golden Glove. The Bayern Munich man was out of action for most of Bayern Munich’s most-recent campaign and has only returned to action during Germany’s final few friendlies in preparation for Russia.

David de Gea ($4.50) – Spain

De Gea has been outstanding for club and country throughout the last few seasons and is primed for a big tournament in Russia. The Manchester United shot stopper has again been linked with a move back to his homeland and Real Madrid, and he is sure to put his best foot forward in what could be another glittering World Cup for Spain.

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Alisson Becker ($5) – Brazil

Brazil are spoiled for choice with quality keepers at the 2018 World Cup but Roma man Alisson Becker has been handed the number 1 jersey. Becker has enjoyed an outstanding season in the Serie A and didn’t concede a single goal in the Champions League at the Sadio Olimpico until his side’s final match of the competition against Liverpool. He’s garnered plenty of rave reviews and will increase his presence with a big World Cup.

Hugo Lloris ($5) – France

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Hugo Lloris has been one of the world’s best keepers for several years and could realistically find himself in the World Cup final. The thirty-one-year-old has some of the fastest reflexes of any keeper at the World Cup and remains a tough opponent for attackers in one-on-one scenarios. Plenty is expected of France again at the 2018 World Cup and Lloris can lead from the back with a Golden Glove-quality tournament.

Interesting Outsiders

Rui Patricio ($21) – Portugal

Portugal could sneak their way into the final throws of the 2018 World Cup and Rui Patricio could play a vital role in that materialising from between the posts. Patricio has been a stalwart in the Sporting Lisbon line-up since debuting in 2006 and provided a sturdy base for the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo to work in Portugal’s successful Euro 2016 campaign.

Guillermo Ochoa ($67) – Mexico

Without a club at the time, Mexico’s Guillermo Ochoa was outstanding for his nation at the 2014 World Cup and is worth consideration as a roughie to win the Golden Glove in Russia. It is interesting to note that Mexico have always progressed from the Group stage at the World Cup since returning from a ban in 1994 and Ochoa will be key in them getting out of a tough group once more.

Mat Ryan ($101) – Australia

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An honourable mention has to go to Australia’s Mat Ryan, particularly at triple-figure odds. The Brighton man has been terrific for Australia for the last half-decade and has been key in a number of positive results for the Socceroos. Australia doesn’t look like faring much of a chance in Russia but if something incredible is to happen, Ryan will be right in the thick of it.