US EditionUS Keeper Turner Joins Lyon From Notts Forest, Loaned to MLS
NOTTINGHAM FOREST, ENGLAND, AUG 1 – Matt Turner is among several players leaving Nottingham Forest this summer as the club undergoes a transition, with Turner transferring permanently to Lyon, officials said.
- Matt Turner, United States international goalkeeper, transferred to Lyon from Nottingham Forest, with a reported $9.1 million transfer fee.
- Amid Nottingham Forest's summer transition, Turner leaves after losing his first-choice spot to Matz Sels, among several players departing this season.
- Turner managed only three appearances on loan at Crystal Palace last season amid broader struggles since leaving MLS in 2022.
- On Friday, the Revolution loaned Turner to the New England Revolution through June 30, 2026, where he will fill a Designated Player slot and be Target Allocation Money eligible.
- Next week, Turner will begin training with the New England Revolution, who are winless in 23 matches and sit 11th in the Eastern Conference, 10 points from a playoff spot with 10 matches remaining.
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Turner returns to Revolution on loan from Lyon after transfer to French team from Nottingham Forest
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — Matt Turner is returning to his Major League Soccer roots as he looks to get back into position to compete for the starting job as U.S. national team's goalkeeper.
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