If you like goalkeepers who start attacks, LaLiga has a clear leader. Elche’s Matías Dituro is topping the distribution charts and sitting first on the Sofascore goalkeeper list with a 7.43 Sofascore Rating. The numbers point to a keeper trusted on the ball and active around his box. Here is his seasonal picture through Sofascore data.

Distribution that sets him apart

Dituro is first among LaLiga goalkeepers for accurate passes per game with 41.4. The gap is big. Álex Remiro is next at 26.3, followed by Barcelona’s Joan García at 25.6. Real Madrid’s Thibaut Courtois and Mallorca’s Leo Román are tied on 23.8. Few teams ask more of their keeper in buildup than Elche do with Dituro, and the stats show it.

Shot-stopping output so far

Across 18 league matches he has 3 clean sheets. He makes 2.89 saves per game and concedes 1.39 goals per game, with a save percentage of 67.5. High claims come in at 1.17 per game, reflecting steady work on crosses. His heatmap is busy across the penalty area, which fits a keeper involved both with the ball and without it.

Highest Sofascore Rating among LaLiga keepers

Dituro’s 7.43 Sofascore Rating leads the 2025/26 goalkeeper standings. Joan García follows with 7.35, then Aarón Escandell on 7.25. Mathew Ryan is next at 7.22, while David Soria rounds out the top five with 7.21. Clean handling, frequent passing and consistent shot-stopping are adding up in the ratings.

What the numbers tell us

This season’s picture is simple. Dituro is LaLiga’s outlier with the ball at his feet and one of its steadiest performers overall. Elche lean on him to connect play and manage their box. You can track his match-by-match output, live momentum and full splits on Sofascore.