José Sá

Sá plays like an outfielder trapped in a goalkeeper's gloves, comfortable on the ball and willing to pick out a pass that many goalkeepers would simply hit long out of habit. He reads the striker's run early, adjusting his angle before the shot arrives, which turns difficult saves into ones that barely draw attention from the crowd around him. His distribution regularly starts attacks that a more cautious goalkeeper would never attempt in the first place.

The question with Sá has always been consistency behind a defence that keeps changing shape, because a goalkeeper this willing to sweep up in front of his box needs central defenders prepared to play a similarly high line themselves. When that trust breaks down, his starting position looks exposed rather than brave. Watch how far he strays from his line once Wolves are forced to defend deeper than they would like to.