Marcelo Rangel? See the Brasileirão's top 5 leakiest keepers | OneFootball

The Brasileirão reached the September and October FIFA dates with 28 rounds played. So far, 739 goals have been scored in 277 matches. As a result, the Brasileirão is averaging 2.67 goals per match. It is possible to say that, in a general context, the goalkeeper position has been receiving a certain amount of attention.

After all, coach Carlo Ancelotti called up Hugo Souza, Otávio, and Pedro Morisco for the Brazilian National Team’s three friendlies against Australia (twice) and Japan. All of the goalkeepers play in Brazilian football for Corinthians, Cruzeiro, and Coritiba.

On the one hand, names like Viveros (18), Pedro (16), Gabigol (11), and Carlos Vinicius (10) celebrate the many goals scored in this edition. On the other hand, however, goalkeepers and defenses regret the goals conceded, which can make all the difference in a title race, the battle for a spot in an international competition, or, in the worst-case scenario, the fight against relegation.

With that in mind, RTI Esporte Agency compiled a survey of the most beaten goalkeepers in this edition of the Brazilian Championship, up to the 28th round. Anyone who thinks the teams in the Brasileirão relegation zone dominated the Top 5 would be mistaken. After all, the survey was based on each goalkeeper’s individual numbers, not the number of goals conceded by clubs.

Marcelo Rangel is the most beaten goalkeeper in the Brasileirão

In any case, the most beaten goalkeeper in the Brasileirão is Marcelo Rangel of Remo. The team sits in 19th place with 23 points. Rangel has conceded 47 goals so far. The goalkeeper has played in 27 of the Pará club’s 28 Brasileirão matches to date.

Léo Jardim comes next

Like Marcelo Rangel, goalkeeper Léo Jardim has played 27 matches in this Brazilian Championship. The goalkeeper is enjoying a good spell with Vasco in the Copa Sudamericana and Copa do Brasil. However, the team took time to get going in the Brasileirão and is putting together a campaign to avoid relegation. As a result, the many goals conceded at the start of the competition made a difference. Jardim has let in 41 goals so far in the Brasileirão.

Gabriel Brazão, Fábio, and Walter round out the Top 5

Rounding out the top 5 most beaten goalkeepers in the Brasileirão, Gabriel Brazão of Santos appears in third place with 37 goals conceded. Then Fábio of Fluminense, currently fourth in the Brazilian Championship, has conceded 36 goals. Finally, Walter of Mirassol completes the top 5 with 35 goals conceded so far.

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