It’s Official: USMNT Keeper Matt Turner Is Going From New England To Old England

The New England Revolution made it official Friday, announcing goalkeeper Matt Turner will join Arsenal FC of the Premier League on a summer transfer.

Foxborough, Massachusetts ➡️ London, England.

The #NERevs have agreed to a Summer transfer of @headdturnerr to join @Arsenal in June of 2022.

— New England Revolution (@NERevolution) February 11, 2022

In the move, first reported late last month, the Revs will receive an undisclosed fee pending completion of a standard medical examination. Reports from ESPN and MLSSoccer.com said the Matt Turner transfer fee is $6 million up front with the potential to grow to $10 million with incentives. New England will earn a 10 percent sell-on fee if the London-based Premier League club moves Turner in the future.

Reported Matt Turner Transfer Fee To Arsenal

• $6 million up front
• $10 million potential with incentives
• 10% sell-on fee

Turner, the reigning MLS Goalkeeper of the Year, will join Arsenal in late June — about midway through the MLS regular season.

Turner, 27, registered 101 saves, five shutouts and allowed just 35 goals in 28 starts last season as the Revs won the Supporters' Shield with a league-record 73 points.

Matty’s a Gunner.

Congrats on the big move, @headdturnerr! https://t.co/ahIXPJZizv

— U.S. Soccer MNT (@USMNT) February 11, 2022

The New Jersey native has 21 shutouts in 97 starts since making his MLS debut with New England in 2018.

(Field Level Media)