Turner, 31, is back in New England on a one-year loan from French club Olympique Lyonnais. Originally, Lyon appeared to be the answer to the question Turner has sought essentially since heading to Europe: Could he find a (stable) club that would make him the consistent starter?

Matt Turner’s move to Olympique Lyonnais has taken some unexpected turns, but it looks like the deal is finally done. The US international goalkeeper was signed by Lyon in June for €8-9 million from Nottingham Forest.

Matt Turner is returning to his MLS roots as he looks to get back into position to compete for the starting job as U.S. national team’s goalkeeper.

Lyon have announced the €8m signing of Nottingham Forest goalkeeper Matt Turner (31). The USMNT goalkeeper has been immediately loaned out to MLS franchise New England Revolution. Turner’s loan

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USMNT and Lyon goalkeeper Matt Turner is poised to join the New England Revolution on loan through June 30, 2026, multiple sources confirmed to ESPN.

Turner returns to the club where his career took off, and he'll have an opportunity to reclaim a starting role leading into the World Cup

Matt Turner may be on the move to another club once again after finishing his loan move to Crystal Palace this past season. He remains a Nottingham Forest player, but as he returned to the club, his future there is in doubt.

Goalkeeper Matt Turner is officially back with the New England Revolution. The club announced Turner's return on Friday, with the keeper back in New England on loan from French Olympique Lyonnais.

For Matt Turner, a return to the New England Revolution isn’t just a matter of re-establishing himself as the U.S. men’s national team starting goalkeeper ahead of next summer’s FIFA World Cup.