Arsenal hold the strongest implied probability at 45% to finish with the most Premier League clean sheets in 2026-27, driven by their early-season defensive record of four shutouts and just five goals conceded after seven matches, alongside goalkeeper David Raya’s consistent form and a backline featuring established performers. Manchester City sit at 12.5% on the back of three clean sheets and solid organization, though their emphasis on attacking output has historically produced slightly fewer shutouts than Arsenal in recent campaigns. Several mid-table sides cluster near 9.5–10.5%, reflecting the early stage of the season where form, injuries, and fixture difficulty remain highly variable. Trader pricing incorporates Arsenal’s multi-year track record of leading or near-leading clean-sheet tallies, while acknowledging the potential for shifts as the 38-game schedule unfolds.