**The 2026-27 Liga MX most clean sheets market for goalkeepers remains tightly contested early in the Apertura campaign, with Ezequiel Unsain, Andrés Sánchez, and Óscar García each implied around 40% amid a cluster of contenders between 23-27%.** With only six or seven matchdays completed, no goalkeeper has pulled away, as defensive records across the league show modest clean sheet totals (typically 0-2 per starter) and high goal involvement in most fixtures. América’s strong start (fewest goals conceded) and Toluca/Tijuana’s solid backlines provide platforms for Rodolfo Cota and José Antonio Rodríguez, while León’s Óscar García and Atlético San Luis’s Andrés Sánchez benefit from recent team organization. Factors such as fixture difficulty, rotation, injuries, and how quickly clubs stabilize defensively will shape the race, keeping implied probabilities bunched as traders weigh early form against longer-term team trends. The split-season format and potential for late surges by keepers at improving sides further sustain the competitive dynamics.