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Brentford’s David Raya is terrific with his feet. He became famous for it thanks in large part to Jürgen Klopp, whose high praise — “he should have the number 10 on his shirt” — was bestowed upon the goalkeeper for his accurate distribution after only the sixth match of his top-flight career, September’s thrilling 3-3 draw with Liverpool.
Raya is a competent diplomat, too, a necessary skill for the latest in his rapid sequence of career highs, a senior international debut — his precise passing being among the qualities that promoted him, at least on Saturday, above David de Gea and Euro 2020 semi-finalist Unai Simón in the hierarchy of Spain’s keepers. “A dream come true,” Raya, 26, said. It was a friendly, but a
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