VIDEO: USMNT star Matt Turner in shop window? Nottingham Forest goalkeeper looking sharp amid transfer talk – with American in danger of being third choice at the City Ground

Matt Turner appears keen to put himself in the shop window at Nottingham Forest, with the USMNT goalkeeper already generating transfer talk.

WHAT HAPPENED?
The 30-year-old custodian only made his way to the City Ground in the summer of 2023. He bid farewell to Premier League giants Arsenal as an opportunity to become a regular No.1 presented itself on Trentside. However, a number of costly errors made life difficult for Turner in Nottingham.

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THE BIGGER PICTURE
He has seen a further three goalkeepers drafted in by Forest since he arrived, with one of those – Odysseas Vlachodimos – already moving on. Matz Sels and Carlos Miguel are now on the Reds’ books, meaning that Turner is in danger of being third choice in the 2024-25 campaign.

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Turner has seen a return to the New England Revolution in MLS speculated on, having previously made over 100 appearances for them, with the opportunity taken to watch them in action after seeing the USMNT flop during a Copa America tournament on home soil.
WHAT NEXT?
No deal has been done as yet, meaning that Turner remains on Forest’s books. He has been looking sharp during a training camp in Spain, with his shot-stopping ability rarely called into question, and there is still time for a move to be put in place before the window of opportunity swings shut in Europe.

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