Matt Turner

The Gunners agreed a deal with the MLS side worth around £5million up front for the 27-year-old, which could rise with add-ons and also includes a 10 per cent sell-on fee. Arena confirmed: "If it hasn’t been fully executed, it will be.”

The New England Revolution have agreed to transfer US men's national team goalkeeper Matt Turner to English Premier League side Arsenal come the summer, the club announced Friday.

MLSsoccer.com's Tom Bogert has reported the move nets New England around $6 million initially and can grow to just under $10 million with incentives.

Matt Turner to Arsenal from New England Revolution, done deal confirmed. Full agreement for €7m plus €3m bonuses

A fee of £7.5million was agreed at the end of last month with the MLS but final details have now been processed and the 27-year old USA international will move to Arsenal in the summer.

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Goalkeeper Matt Turner has joined us on a long-term contract from MLS side New England Revolution.

The 28-year-old USA international has made 18 appearances for his country since making his international debut in January 2021. He started all six matches on the way to the United States winning the 2021 CONCACAF Gold Cup and has also been an integral part of the squad which has won qualification to the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

After graduating from Fairfield University, Connecticut, Matt joined Jersey Express in the US Premier Development League for one season, before signing for New England Revolution in 2016. Matt made 102 appearances for New England Revolution during his six years with the MLS side, being voted both the fans’ and teammates Most Valuable Player in 2020. In August 2021 he was selected to represent the MLS in the 2021 MLS All-Star Game, where he saved two penalties and was voted MVP. Matt also spent a successful loan spell in the United Soccer League with Richmond Kickers in 2016 at the start of his time with New England Revolution.

Mikel Arteta said: “Matt is an experienced goalkeeper who will bring high quality to our squad. He has shown with his performances in recent years in both the MLS and at international level with the United States that he is a goalkeeper who will give us added strength going into next season. We welcome Matt and his family to the club and we look forward to working together in the years to come.”

Technical director Edu added: “We are delighted that Matt is joining us. Matt is a goalkeeper with established qualities and experience, who will be a great addition to our squad. We identified Matt some time ago and worked hard to ensure that his transfer was complete so he could join us in time for our pre-season in July. We now look forward to Matt joining us, settling into his new home and working ahead of next season.”

Matt will wear the number 30 shirt and will soon join up with his new team mates for pre-season training.

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Matt Turner’s days at Nottingham Forest are numbered, it seems, after the latest mistake against Arsenal, allowing Gabriel Jesus to sneak in the opening goal at the near post.

The Direction Nationale du Controle de Gestion (DNCG, the body responsible for overseeing the finances of French football clubs) confirmed via the Ligue de Football Professionnel (French football’s governing body) that Lyon would be relegated [to Ligue 2] but no action would be taken against Monaco, Nantes and Paris FC.

Lyon confirmed in an official statement that they will appeal the “incomprehensible decision.”

The DNCG determined in July 2024 that Bordeaux be relegated two divisions to the fourth tier, losing their professional status, due to their financial situation. The previous year, Sochaux were administratively relegated to the third tier. Nancy successfully appealed against the DNCG’s decision to relegate the club two divisions to the fifth tier in 2023.

Lyon handed provisional relegation from Ligue 1, transfer ban confirmed for John Textor-owned club amid financial woes
https://www.eurosport.com/football/ligue-1/2024-2025/lyon-provisional-relegation-ligue-1-transfer-ban-financial-john-textor_sto20054466/story.shtml

Lyon currently sit fifth in the French top flight after 11 games, but could face relegation to Ligue 2 regardless of their standing.

LFP have also stated the club have been handed a transfer ban with their payroll under supervision after the Professional Club Control Commission undertook a review of several French clubs. LFP also confirmed that Ligue 1 side Le Havre will be banned from signing players for a transfer fee.

To avoid this fate, Lyon will have to pay part of his debt (€100M). Olympique Lyon disclosed a staggering financial debt of €505.1 million

https://worldsoccertalk.com/news/john-textors-olympique-lyon-provisionally-relegated-to-ligue-2-amid-financial-struggles/

UEFA has announced that it has postponed its assessment of the case involving Crystal Palace and Lyon, while confirming that another club has been excluded from European competitions for breaching rules on multiple club ownership.

"This postponement is linked to Olympique Lyonnais' compliance with the agreement signed with the First Chamber of Club Financial Control (CFCB), for the violation of financial viability criteria. According to the agreement, Lyon has accepted exclusion from European competitions for the 2025/26 season if the French authorities (DNCG) confirm the club's relegation to Ligue 2."