USA goalkeeper Matt Turner has joined Premier League club Arsenal on a long-term contract from MLS side New England Revolution.
The 28-year-old was widely expected to complete the move after Major League Soccer side New England Revolution announced a deal with Arsenal. The deal has now been confirmed by Arsenal, with Turner becoming their third summer signing following in the footsteps of Brazil youth forward Marquinhos and Portugal Under-21 international Fabio Vieira.
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Turner has played 18 matches for his country since making his international debut in January 2021. He started all six matches on his way to lead the United States to win the 2021 CONCACAF Gold Cup and has also been an integral part of the team that has qualified. 2022 fifa World Cup in Qatar.
️ From New Jersey to North London…
Welcome home, Matty Turner ️
— arsenal (@arsenal) June 27, 2022
After graduating from Fairfield University, Connecticut, Turner joined the Jersey Express in the US Premier Development League for one season, before signing for the New England Revolution in 2016.
Turner made 102 appearances for the New England Revolution during his six years with the MLS side, being voted the most valuable player by both fans and teammates in 2020.
Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta said: “Matt Turner is an experienced goalkeeper who will bring high quality to our team. He has shown through his performances in recent years at MLS and internationals with the United States that he is a goalkeeper who can help us Will add extra strength next season. We welcome Matt and his family to the club and we look forward to working together for years to come.
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