Mike Maignan
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Steps up against Udinese
Maignan registered five saves and secured a clean sheet in Sunday's 2-0 victory against Udinese.
Analysis: Maignan bounced back after receiving a silly red card midweek, posting a new season high in saves and securing his fourth clean sheet of the season. He has given up four goals and made 18 saves in the last six matches. Up next, Milan will host Bologna on Wednesday.
Sent off in Europa League game
Maignan received a straight red card in Thursday's 3-0 loss to Bournemouth.
Analysis: Maignan was expelled in the first half for shoving an opponent while trying to clear a lane to punt the ball away after a corner kick. He'll be suspended for at least November 5's game versus Ferencvarosi, when Pietro Terracciano will step in.
Two saves for win
Maignan had two saves and allowed two goals in Sunday's 3-2 win over Atalanta.
Analysis: Maignan only faced four shots during Sunday's win and he stopped two. That was enough to come away with all three points for the goalkeeper, but it certainly wasn't his best performance of the season. The goalkeeper will hope to build on this showing in the coming weeks as he should be busy in action across all competitions.
Three saves in 1-1 draw
Maignan recorded three saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 1-1 draw versus Sassuolo.
Analysis: Mike Maignan was able to make three saves, but couldn't help his side prevent the opposition from scoring in the 1-1 draw. In six games so far this season in Serie A, Maignan has kept two clean sheets. This was also the fourth game in a row that Maignan has made at least three saves.
Earns clean sheet
Maignan recorded three saves and allowed zero goals in Sunday's 3-0 victory against Lecce.
Analysis: Maignan wasn't heavily tested Sunday as he cruised to a clean sheet against Lecce. He has benefited from a strong defensive unit in front of him, making just 13 saves through five Serie A appearances while recording two clean sheets and conceding only four goals to begin the season.
Concedes two early
Maignan recorded four saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-2 draw versus Lazio.
Analysis: After giving up a pair of goals in the first half, Maignan steadied himself and made four saves to keep his side in the game and ultimately get a point. The goalkeeper will need to be on point against a Benfica side which has scored 18 goals in the Portugal domestic league in five matches.
Misses clean sheet after late goal
Maignan registered four saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 1-1 draw against Juventus.
Analysis: Maignan turned in a strong showing, making four saves in what was his highest save total in the game, and was minutes away from a clean sheet before conceding in stoppage time. The goalkeeper has now conceded in back to back away games and faces another road fixture on Saturday against a Lazio side that has found the net in each of their first three games.
Keeps clean sheet against Venezia
Maignan recorded two saves and allowed zero goals in Friday's 2-0 win against Venezia.
Analysis: Maignan batted away a couple of shots and wasn't under too much pressure throughout the game, as his team controlled the ball and the pace for the most part. He had conceded once and made no saves in the opener. Up next, Milan will face Lazio away next Sunday.
Beaten once in opener
Maignan registered no saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 2-1 win against Torino.
Analysis: Maignan had a poor outing as he failed to stop the only shot on target he faced, which came in the late stages of the game against Torino. It was his first appearance since the disappointing end to his participation in the 2026 World Cup with the French national team. Before that, he averaged 2.9 saves per game and secured 13 clean sheets over 37 matches during the last Serie A competition, so he'll look to bounce back to achieve similar numbers in the current season. Up next is a home fixture versus Venezia, which appears to be one of the more manageable matchups in the initial stretch of the schedule.
Concedes six goals to England
Maignan registered four saves and allowed six goals in Saturday's 6-4 loss versus England.
Analysis: Maignan had a busy day which included four goals conceded only in the first half as his side's second-unit defense struggled to deny the opposition's attacks. Still, this was the keeper's best game in terms of saves, increasing his tally to 13 shots stopped over eight World Cup starts. He'll head back to his club AC Milan ahead of the Serie A kickoff in August.
Beaten twice in loss to Spain
Maignan made no saves and allowed two goals in Tuesday's 2-0 defeat against Spain.
Analysis: Maignan had his worst outing in the 2026 World Cup, failing to stop a single shot and committing an error that could have led to another goal against. The two goals conceded doubled his total over the first seven games of the competition, with the match against Spain marking the first time his side's defensive weaknesses were actually exposed. With only the third-place game left, the goalkeeper will soon end his participation in the international window, having recorded nine saves, four goals allowed and four clean sheets over seven World Cup starts so far.
Clean sheet against Morocco
Maignan had one save and allowed zero goals in Thursday's 2-0 win against Morocco.
Analysis: Maignan would have a relatively quiet day in net for France, as the goalie was only called into action once, earning a clean sheet. This is a third straight clean sheet for the goalie at the World Cup, with four in six appearances thus far. He will now prepare to face Spain or Belgium in the semifinals, with the path not getting any easier.
Keeps clean sheet versus Paraguay
Maignan had no saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 1-0 win against Paraguay.
Analysis: Maignan did a good job despite not being required to stop any shot during a one-sided game. He left his goal unbeaten for the third time in the last four matches, having conceded only once against Norway over that period. The goalkeeper should be reliable for clean sheet chances if France continue to dominate, but he'll likely face a greater workload in the quarter-finals meeting with Morocco, who scored eight goals across their previous three games.
Keeps clean sheet against Sweden
Maignan recorded three saves and allowed zero goals in Tuesday's 3-0 victory over Sweden.
Analysis: Maignan did a solid job as his national team dominated in the first knockout round of the 2026 World Cup. The goalkeeper registered three saves for the second straight game, adding to a total of eight across four matches played so far. As for the clean sheet, it was his second over that span. He should be one of the safest fantasy options in the next round if France continue to meet expectations against a Paraguay side that scored less than two goals in each of the previous four games.
Three saves against Norway
Maignan recorded three saves and allowed one goal in Friday's 4-1 victory over Norway.
Analysis: Maignan made three saves in Friday's 4-1 win over Norway, with his most important contribution coming in the second half when he dived low to his right to repel Jorgen Strand Larsen's weak penalty after Theo Hernandez's foul on Oscar Bobb, keeping France's lead at two goals and preventing Norway from having any realistic hope of a comeback. The AC Milan goalkeeper also dealt confidently with Bobb's one-on-one in the 72nd minute, completing a clean-sheet performance in open play that was only interrupted by Thelo Aasgaard's first-half goal from a collective defensive error rather than any individual goalkeeping lapse. His penalty save, composure and command of his area across three group games without a genuine goalkeeping error make him one of the most reliable goalkeepers at the tournament, and France's defensive platform heading into the knockout rounds is built significantly on the certainty he provides.
Keeps clean sheet in win
Maignan registered no saves and secured a clean sheet in Monday's 3-0 victory versus Iraq.
Analysis: Maignan pitched a clean sheet in Monday's 3-0 World Cup win over Iraq, facing little resistance as Iraq generated just 0.6 expected goals in the weather-delayed contest at Lincoln Financial Field. He was largely a spectator between the posts behind a France back line that dictated the game from start to finish, both before and after the lengthy stoppage. The victory punches France's ticket to the World Cup Round of 32, with Maignan and Les Bleus now set for a Group I showdown against Norway with first place on the line.
Two saves in opener
Maignan had two saves and allowed one goal in Tuesday's 3-1 win over Senegal.
Analysis: Maignan caught a break in the 25th minute when Nicolas Jackson's effort rattled the post and ricocheted off his foot before bouncing harmlessly away, sparing him from an unfortunate own goal. He was eventually beaten by Ibrahim Mbaye's stoppage-time strike, which briefly put a scare into what had otherwise been a comfortable French victory, while making two routine saves during a largely quiet evening between the posts. France will need a more alert start from both their goalkeeper and defensive unit when the knockout rounds bring a much tougher challenge.
Undisputed No. 1 for France
Maignan has been named in France's World Cup squad and is expected to start almost every fixture for Les Bleus as coach Didier Deschamps' undisputed first choice between the posts.
Analysis: Maignan wraps up a standout club campaign as one of the most dominant goalkeepers in Serie A, pairing elite shot-stopping with a commanding aerial presence as he gears up to anchor what looks like a deep run for France in the tournament. With Brice Samba set to serve as his backup, the AC Milan keeper enters the competition firmly in the conversation as one of the top goalkeepers in the world and will be leaned on heavily as France chase a third World Cup title. His leadership and defensive organization elevate his impact, making him just as valuable with his distribution and communication as he is with his reflexes between the posts. Maignan also posted his highest clean sheet total since the 2021/2022 season with 13 this campaign and heads into the tournament in top form.
Nine saves against Cagliari
Maignan made nine saves and allowed two goals in Sunday's 2-1 loss versus Cagliari. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 58th minute.
Analysis: Maignan was decisive on multiple occasions in Sunday's 1-2 defeat to Cagliari on the final day of the Serie A season, producing several important interventions to keep his side in the match. The French goalkeeper was ultimately beaten twice by Gennaro Borrelli and Juan Rodriguez as AC Milan's hopes of returning to the UEFA Champions League came to an end at San Siro. Maignan finishes the 2025-26 Serie A season with 13 clean sheets, 108 saves and 35 goals conceded across 37 appearances, and he is expected to play a major role for France national football team at the FIFA World Cup in June.
One save in win
Maignan recorded one save and allowed one goal in Sunday's 2-1 victory over Genoa.
Analysis: Maignan was decisive in Sunday's 2-1 win at Genoa, producing his most important intervention late in the second half when Jeff Ekhator received a pass in behind the Milan back line and struck powerfully, with the French goalkeeper parrying the ball away to his left to prevent what would have been a costly equalizer in the race for a top-four finish. Maignan has now kept 13 Serie A clean sheets and made 99 saves across 36 appearances this season, and will look to carry that momentum into the final match of the campaign against Cagliari.
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