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Matt Turner

Goalkeeper, born 1994, 7 clubs, 3 loans, 2020s era

Matt Turner played for 7 clubs in his senior career, which is still going, starting at Jersey Express in 2014. His longest spell was at New England Revolution: 5 seasons, 2017–2022. He went out on loan 3 times, to Richmond Kickers, Crystal Palace, New England Revolution. He returned to New England Revolution after time away. He is currently at New England Revolution.

  1. Jersey Express2014–15Jersey Express, 2014–15
    New England Revolution2016New England Revolution, 2016
    Richmond Kickers2016–17loan from NERRichmond Kickers, 2016–17, on loan from New England Revolution
    New England Revolution2017–22backNew England Revolution, 2017–22, back after loan
  2. Arsenal2022–23Arsenal, 2022–23
    Nottingham Forest2023–24Nottingham Forest, 2023–24
    Crystal Palace2024–25loan from NFOCrystal Palace, 2024–25, on loan from Nottingham Forest
    Lyon2025Lyon, 2025
  3. New England Revolution2025–loan from OLNew England Revolution, 2025–, on loan from Lyon

Matt Turner’s clubs

YearsClub
2014–2015Jersey Express
2016New England Revolution
2016–2017Richmond KickersLoan from New England Revolution
2017–2022New England RevolutionReturned
2022–2023Arsenal
2023–2024Nottingham Forest
2024–2025Crystal PalaceLoan from Nottingham Forest
2025Lyon
2025–presentNew England RevolutionLoan from Lyon

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What clubs did Matt Turner play for?
Matt Turner played for 7 clubs in his senior career: Jersey Express, New England Revolution, Richmond Kickers, Arsenal, Nottingham Forest, Crystal Palace and Lyon.
What is Matt Turner's current club?
Matt Turner is at New England Revolution, where he has played since 2025.
What was Matt Turner's first club?
Matt Turner started his senior career at Jersey Express in 2014.

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