Muslera hits the 400-mark in his Galatasaray career!
Galatasaray's Uruguayan goalkeeper Muslera played his 400th match in the Süper Lig with the Çaykur Rizespor game.
Galatasaray's successful goalkeeper Fernando Muslera hit the "400-mark" for the 4th time with the Rizespor match.
On the other hand, Fernando Muslera became the first foreign player in league history to reach this number.
KEPT A CLEAN SHEET IN 154 MATCHES
Fernando Muslera conceded 383 goals in the 399 league matches he played for Galatasaray. The experienced goalkeeper managed to keep his goal closed in 154 of the Süper Lig matches, while he could not prevent opponents from scoring in 245 of them. In his Süper Lig career, Muslera conceded a maximum of 5 goals in a single match.
THE FOREIGN PLAYER WITH THE MOST TROPHIES
Fernando Muslera holds the title of the foreign player who has won the most trophies at Galatasaray.
The Uruguayan goalkeeper achieved the success of lifting 15 trophies with the yellow-red team, experiencing 6 Süper Lig, 4 Turkish Cup, and 5 TFF Super Cup championships.
The previous holder of this record was one of the legendary players of the yellow-reds, Gheorghe Hagi. The Romanian footballer had won 10 championships at Galatasaray, including one UEFA Super Cup, one UEFA Cup, 4 Süper Lig titles, 2 Presidential Cups (TFF Super Cup), and 2 Turkish Cups.
HE ALSO HAS A GOAL
In addition to his successful performance in goal, Fernando Muslera also experienced the joy of scoring once under the yellow-red jersey.
The Uruguayan goalkeeper found the back of the net with a penalty kick in the match they won 4-0 against Manisaspor in the 34th week of the 2011-2012 season.
News Source: 12punto
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