Gianluigi Donnarumma has shortened to a best price of 2/1 with William Hill, in from 3/1, to win the Golden Glove Award as five bookmakers cut odds.
The odds on Gianluigi Donnarumma to win the Golden Glove Award have been cut from 3/1 to 2/1 with William Hill, and after his Sunday shift at Anfield, it is hard to argue with the bookies.
Gianluigi Donnarumma kept a clean sheet as Manchester City beat Liverpool 3-0 at Anfield on 11 October 2026.
Gianluigi Donnarumma is now priced at 2/1 with William Hill, Bet365 and QuinnBet to win the Golden Glove Award.
David Raya is still the favourite, at a best price of 5/6 with William Hill, with five bookmakers cutting their odds on the Manchester City stopper.
Raya was beaten by Leeds United a day before Donnarumma's shutout, even though Arsenal came from behind to win.
No single factor explains the shift in this market, but the timing of results says plenty. Manchester City went to Anfield and thumped Liverpool 3-0 in the Premier League, and the clean sheet came down to Donnarumma's shot-stopping. Liverpool had 13 shots on the day and not one of them beat him. In the second half he made the key saves to deny Lewis Koumas and Ryan Gravenberch, who was later sent off for a second yellow card as City closed out a comfortable win.
The other half of the story played out a day earlier at the Emirates Stadium. David Raya let in a goal from James Justin, and although Arsenal came from behind to beat Leeds United 2-1, his clean sheet was gone. Put those two weekends next to each other and the picture is clear: the favourite slipped up, and the man chasing him produced a composed shutout in one of the hardest away fixtures on the calendar. That is exactly the kind of outing that gets punters paying attention, and it explains why the Italian has been backed into 2/1.
Premier League Golden Glove Award odds
Best odds on Gianluigi Donnarumma to win the Golden Glove Award are 2/1, with William Hill, Bet365 and QuinnBet all matching that price, so there is little point shopping around on the Manchester City keeper right now. For context, David Raya still leads the market at 5/6 with William Hill.
Last updated: 11 October 2026, 21:38 UK time
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Will Gianluigi Donnarumma win the Golden Glove Award?
David Raya is the favourite at 5/6 with William Hill, and on clean sheets alone he has earned that spot. The Arsenal keeper had kept five clean sheets in his first seven Premier League outings of the campaign before Leeds United finally got one past him. Donnarumma is the man closing the gap, with a fourth shutout of his own after Anfield. The implied probability behind these prices points to a genuine two-horse race at the top of this market, with daylight back to the rest of the field.
David Raya – Still the man to catch, though the Leeds United goal showed even the market leader can be breached at home.
Gianluigi Donnarumma – Second-shortest at 2/1 with William Hill, and the selection carrying all the momentum after his Anfield shutout.
Alisson Becker – Next in line at 13/2 with William Hill, some way behind the top two.
Bart Verbruggen – Rounds out the leading four as the longest-priced of the quoted contenders.
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What does Gianluigi Donnarumma need to do to win the Golden Glove Award?
Simple enough on paper: keep producing Anfield-style performances, and do it more often than Raya. City host Ipswich Town at the Etihad Stadium on 17 October 2026, and that is a home fixture where the Italian will fancy adding to his tally. Raya, meanwhile, is on the road at Nottingham Forest at the City Ground on the same day, which is a stubborn place to go looking for a clean sheet. Our prediction is that Raya deserves to stay favourite for now, but the gap is closing, and Sunday's shot-stopping display was the strongest statement yet from the City man. At 2/1 with William Hill, that price may not hang around if he keeps this up.
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