Matt Turner’s long-rumored move to Arsenal is now official and the latest episode of The SBI Show breaks down the implications for Turner, the U.S. men’s national team and the New England Revolution.
Episode 352 of The SBI Show takes a close look at Turner’s transfer to Arsenal, and why it’s a risk worth taking for the reigning MLS Goalkeeper of the Year.
Host Ives Galarcep breaks down the latest on the Americans Abroad scene, including Gio Reyna’s looming return to the Borussia Dortmund starting lineup and Christian Pulisic’s chance to play in a Club World Cup Final.
Episode 352 also digs into the U.S. men’s national team depth chart, and some of the moves we saw made in the race for potential World Cup roster spots.
MLS news closes the show, as the episode dives into Atlanta United’s latest big move, Caden Clark’s return to the New York Red Bulls, Chris Durkin’s potential MLS return, and Charlotte FC’s head coach being a bit too honest about the state of the expansion team.
You can listen to The SBI Show on Soundcloud, the Apple Podcast App and Spotify, and you can listen to Episode 352 here:
Thanks Ives
The Brooks situation still leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
The caliber of competition he faces regularly, along with his world cup experience should count for more…
Already a very unlikely, extremely cool story Turner is writing. He’s just the kind of unfazed, unaffected cat that could go to Arsenal and make something happen. Obviously he’s not one to let the opinions and expectations of others limit the breadth of his ambitions.
This is Matt’s best chance to play in the World Cup.
By the time the World Cup starts Matt could be Arsenal’s starter.
Beating out Ramsdale, another overrated English keeper, is not the same as beating out Ederson.
Zack isn’t beating out Ederson.
If Matt does not do this, barring injury, Zack will start every World Cup game.
Matt has nothing to lose and everything to gain with this move..