Thibaut Courtois has been one of the worst ball distributors of any of the main keepers in the Premier League this season.
Chelsea's Belgian shot stopper has an overall pass accuracy of just 45 per cent in league games this season, according to figures provided by Opta.
That's worse than all but four other keepers to have played at least 10 times in the division this campaign.
Only Kasper Schmeichel (35%), Declan Rudd (41%) and Vito Mannone (43%) have worse passing accuracy figures than Courtois.
The best passing keeper though is Tottenham's Hugo Lloris who has a passing accuracy of 63% this season.
Simon Mignolet has the next best passing accuracy at 61% followed by Petr Cech with 60%.
Premier League keepers seem particularly bad at long range passing.
Just 37% of long range passes by keepers successfully find their targets.
Kasper Schmeichel once again comes bottom of the list with a long range passing accuracy of just 30%. He's joined by Bournemouth's Artur Boruc who also has a long range passing accuracy of 30%.
Courtois has a long range pass success rate of 32% while Asmir Begovic and Declan Rudd both have success rates of 33%.
There are four keepers who jointly claim the title as best long range passers.
Rob Elliot, Petr Cech, Brad Guzan and Fraser Forster have each successfully completed 44% of their long range passes this season. David De Gea completes the top five with 42%.
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The five best and five worst overall passing accuracies
Source: Opta
