Descripción de Iker Casillas - best Goalkeeper at FIFA World Cup 2010:

FIFA World Cup™ winner Iker Casilas collected the adidas Golden Glove award for the best goalkeeping performance in South Africa. The Real Madrid star conceded only two goals throughout the tournament the first in Spain's 1-0 defeat to Switzerland the other against Chile. Asked about the relationships within the Spanish camp during the tournament the captain said, "being in the dining room day after day, and training, It is not easy to be with your team for 50 days without any friction or clashes between teammates and it says a lot about the good feeling within the team." Looking to the future Casillas picked Germany as the only nation he is "scared of" going into Euro 2012, "I think they are going to set the standard for football at international level in a couple of years." The 29-year old made 17 crucial FIFA World Cup™ saves in South Africa played every minute of every game and became the first ever Spaniard to lift the FIFA World Cup™ Trophy. Domestically Casillas is hoping to avoid a repeat of last season when two defeats against Barcelona in La Liga cost Real the title. "Well, that's what happened last season. The only two games we lost were against Barcelona and we suffered for that," said Real's number one. If we'd gotten a better result in those games we could have won La Liga." The past three winners of the Golden Glove award were Gianluigi Buffon of Italy, Germany's Oliver Khan and Frenchman Fabien Barthez.