Ross, on round 1: "Yep i love the way that looks. Where would they go on the player card and player evolution?" Here, on both, in each of the tab's three views - All figures, a category on its own, and Graphs - with the donut heading the Goalkeeping category in place of the three rows Saves Held, Saves Parried and Saves Tipped have today. Its legend carries the same counts, and a legend row still charts its figure when clicked.
A donut with his saves in the middle, a slice each for held, parried and tipped labelled with its share and count, in three neutral colours none of the app's meanings use; the comparison as bars, because bars compare and pies do not; a profile, not a ranking - the split depends on the shots he faces; fewer than ten saves draws no split (#683). Ross: "Yep i love the way that looks".
Real: the December save's keepers, August to December - Yann Sommer, and three out on loan (Radek Vítek at Bristol City, André Onana at Trabzonspor, Will Murdock at Glentoran) - their Save Percentage and Goals Conceded, and the Premier League capture on 1 December: 22 keepers, 1,857 saves, 38% held, 49% parried, 13% tipped. Illustrative: Sommer's 24/25, so Player evolution's bars have a season before to show - the save holds 25/26 alone - and the rest of the category's rows and the other categories, shown as stand-ins.
Found: no new column - the three are captured totals already (#684), unranked, so the split is the chart's own arithmetic. A month alone is honest: they are counts, so a month's own is the difference between two captures.