Jan Oblak

Professional footballer (goalkeeper)

Slovenian Škofja Loka, Slovenia Capricorn 188 cm

Quick Info

ProfessionProfessional footballer (goalkeeper)
NationalitySlovenian
Date of Birth07/01/1993
Age33 years
BirthplaceŠkofja Loka, Slovenia
Zodiac SignCapricorn

Latest News about Jan Oblak

08/11/2026

Jan Oblak was expected to start for Atlético Madrid against Barcelona in a top-of-the-table LaLiga clash. The match would have taken him to 554 appearances, moving him into second place on the club's all-time appearance list behind captain Koke.

24/08/2026

Oblak publicly backed teammate Julián Álvarez after the Argentine forward was booed by home supporters during a match against Villarreal amid transfer speculation linking him with Arsenal. He called for the squad to stay united behind Álvarez.

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Bio/Wiki

SummaryJan Oblak is a Slovenian professional footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for Atlético Madrid in LaLiga. He joined Atlético in 2014 and has been the club's first-choice goalkeeper for much of his time there. He has been captain of the Slovenia national team since September 2019.
NotesAs of November 2026, he remains Atlético Madrid's first-choice goalkeeper and is among the club's most-capped players. He has 553 appearances for Atlético, level with Adelardo Rodríguez and third on the club's all-time list, and was poised to move into second place behind Koke.

Physical Stats & More

Height188 cm
Preferred FootRight
PositionGoalkeeper
Club Squad Number13
National Team Squad Number1

Career

Club
Atlético Madrid
Joined2014
PositionGoalkeeper
StatusCurrent first-choice goalkeeper as of November 2026
Debut16/09/2014 (vs Olympiacos)
HonoursSupercopa de España (2014/15), UEFA Europa League (2017/18), UEFA Super Cup (2018/19), La Liga (2020/21), six Zamora Trophies (2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19, 2020-21, 2024-25)
International
TeamSlovenia national team
Debut11/09/2012
Debut Result2-1 defeat to Norway
CaptaincySince September 2019
Records & Milestones
  • Most appearances by a goalkeeper in Atlético Madrid history
  • Most-capped foreign player in Atlético Madrid history since May 2023
  • Among the most decorated goalkeepers in La Liga individual award history
  • Reached 500 appearances for Atlético Madrid

Style Quotient

Playing StyleShot-stopper known for reliable positional play and consistent clean sheets

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. He moved to Spain in 2014 at age 21 and became a long-term fixture at Atlético Madrid.
2. He has played for Slovenia at under-21 level as well as at senior level.
3. He has been Atlético Madrid's most-capped foreign player since May 2023, surpassing Diego Godín.
4. He has been the club's first-choice goalkeeper for much of his time at Atlético Madrid.

Also born on 7 January

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