West Bromwich Albion

Max O'Leary

Max O'Leary is a goalkeeper built on consistency rather than spectacle, holding down a difficult Championship goal for years without ever looking rattled. He organises his defence with calm authority, the sort of keeper a manager trusts to turn up and simply do the job.
Republic of Ireland West Bromwich Albion GK
Appearances
8
Clean sheets
2

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
720
90.00 per match
Clean sheets
2
Goals conceded
8
Saves
27

Season Stats

Appearances
8
Minutes played
720
Clean sheets
2
Goals conceded
8
Saves
27

League Rankings

Among EFL Championship 2026/27 goalkeepers

Clean sheets
8th of 20
Saves
5th of 33
Save %
3rd of 33
Goals conceded
20th of 32
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WBA
WBA
12:30
Sat 10 Oct
 BIR
BIR
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WRE
WRE
19:45
Tue 13 Oct
 WBA
WBA
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WBA
WBA
15:00
Sat 17 Oct
 BLA
BLA
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PNE
PNE
15:00
Sat 24 Oct
 WBA
WBA
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WHU
WHU
15:00
Sat 31 Oct
 WBA
WBA

Max O'Leary, The Keeper Who Just Turns Up

West Brom's new goalkeeper built his reputation on being available every week rather than on any single moment of brilliance.

O'Leary spent years as the automatic choice in a Bristol City goal that changed formations and defenders around him far more often than it changed its goalkeeper. That kind of run never happens by accident, because a shot stopper who costs his side points gets dropped fast, whatever reputation he arrives with. He commands his box with the flat, unfussy authority of someone who stopped panicking at crosses years ago.

The question at a new club is whether that same steadiness survives an unfamiliar back line stood in front of him every week. Bristol City knew his habits and his voice, because they had several years to properly learn them. West Brom's defenders are starting from nothing, which means his early performances will say more about how quickly a back line learns his habits than about his own individual ability.

The Rest Of The Squad

25 players

Goalkeepers

42
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30
0 apps
13
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Defenders

4
8 apps 2g
6
8 apps
3
8 apps
25
6 apps
2
4 apps
22
Ipswich Town · Age 33
3 apps
18
Brayann Pereira
Age 23
1 app
31
Alfie Maughan
Age 18
0 apps

Midfielders

21
8 apps 2g 1a
8
8 apps
17
8 apps
20
8 apps
7
6 apps 1a
29
6 apps 1g 1a
15
Hull City · Age 22
2 apps
35
0 apps

Forwards

11
Peterborough United · Age 20
8 apps 3g 3a
19
7 apps 2g
9
7 apps
26
Kareem Tunde
Age 21
4 apps
10
0 apps
23
0 apps
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