Bono is among the top 6 goalkeepers in the World Cup.

The website "Scorers 365," specialized in sports news and statistics, ranked Moroccan national team goalkeeper Yassine Bounou sixth among the 15 most influential goalkeepers in the ongoing World Cup in North America, whose individual contributions and interventions played direct roles in leading their teams to advanced stages and deciding matches.

The same source noted that Bounou propelled his national team to advanced stages in the tournament, culminating in a qualification to the quarter-finals after a resounding victory over Canada in the round of 16, highlighting that "this experienced goalkeeper, who maintains his composure even in tough times, including winning on penalties against the Netherlands in the early knockout stages, has proven to be an indispensable pillar within the Moroccan national team."

It was explained that the "Lions of the Atlas" goalkeeper made nine successful saves, noting that "although Morocco's strong defensive organization limited his total interventions, his crucial saves in penalty shootouts and his outstanding leadership in sensitive knockout matches directly secured another historic appearance for the Moroccan national team in the quarter-finals."

Included in the "Scorers 365" list is Eloy Room, the goalkeeper for the Curaçao national team, who came in fifteenth place, especially after his legendary performance against Ecuador where he made 16 saves, granting his country its first-ever point in World Cup history, although "his impact remained limited due to Curaçao's exit from the group stage and the defensive fragility of his national team."

In fourteenth place was Bart Verbruggen, the goalkeeper for the Dutch national team, whose "quick reactions and decisive decisions successfully thwarted dangerous counterattacks from opponents, but his tournament journey ended after being eliminated in dramatic penalty shootouts against Morocco, preventing him from leaving a significant mark in the advanced stages. Despite demonstrating high technical proficiency and recording 16 saves, his early exit from the first knockout rounds kept him from rising higher in this ranking, which is based on the depth of the tournament journey."

The list also included Patrick Beach, the goalkeeper for the Australian national team, Ronwen Williams, the goalkeeper for the South African national team, and Japanese goalkeeper Zion Suzuki, who ranked eleventh, in addition to Jacob Zetterström, the goalkeeper for the Swedish national team, and Dias Josimar Fuzinia, the goalkeeper for Cape Verde, who "became a global phenomenon after leading the small island nation to a historic qualification to the round of 32, having thwarted the Spanish team in a goalless draw, and made 7 stunning saves against Argentina before a narrow loss in extra time."