David Raya

Footballer (Goalkeeper)

Spain Barcelona, Spain

Quick Info

ProfessionFootballer (Goalkeeper)
NationalitySpain
Date of Birth15/09/1995
Age30 years
BirthplaceBarcelona, Spain

Latest News about David Raya

19/05/2026

David Raya provided an encouraging update on a back injury he sustained during Arsenal's victory over Burnley, stating he would undergo immediate treatment with ice baths. He appeared in considerable pain holding his lower back, which paused the game for several minutes while he received medical attention.

16/05/2026

David Raya was informed he would not be the starting goalkeeper for Spain at the 2026 FIFA World Cup despite his impressive performances for Arsenal. The decision was described as unfortunate given his consistent high-level play, but he remained part of the squad for the tournament.

04/05/2026

David Raya was confirmed as at least a partial winner of the 2025-26 Premier League Golden Glove after his only challenger Gianluigi Donnarumma conceded against Everton. This achievement makes Raya only the fourth goalkeeper ever to win the award in three successive seasons, joining an elite group with Pepe Reina, Joe Hart, and Ederson.

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Bio/Wiki

Full NameDavid Raya Martín
Height1.83 m
Weight79 kg

Physical Stats & More

Height1.83 m
Weight79 kg
FootRight

Personal Life

ResidencePallejà, Spain

Relationships & More

Marital StatusMarried
SpouseTatiana (m. 12/2024)

Career

Current ClubArsenal FC (since 2023)
Previous Clubs
  • UE Cornellà (youth)
  • Blackburn Rovers (2012-2019)
  • Southport (loan 2014-2015)
  • Brentford (2019-2024)
  • Brentford (2019-2023)
Notable Achievements
  • EFL Golden Glove (2019-20)
  • Spain international (debut 2022)
  • EURO 2024 winner with Spain
  • UEFA Nations League A winner (2022-23)
  • 100 appearances for Arsenal (September 2025)
  • 42 clean sheets for Arsenal (as of September 2025)
  • Fourth goalkeeper ever to win Premier League Golden Glove in three successive seasons
  • 2026 FIFA World Cup winner with Spain

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Started career with UE Cornellà before moving to Blackburn Rovers scholarship in 2012.
2. Led Premier League in saves (154) and save percentage (77%) in 2022-23.
3. Wore OGs gloves since 2014.
4. Achieved six consecutive away clean sheets in Premier League in 2025-26, becoming only the second goalkeeper in competition history after Edwin van der Sar (2008-09).
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