The chants from Nottingham Forest fans are causing USMNT goalkeeper Matt Turner to feel flattered, following his £10m summer move from Arsenal.
Despite Matt Turner’s lack of playing time at Arsenal, he has seamlessly transitioned into Nottingham Forest without showing any signs of rust, quickly endearing himself to the passionate fanbase. The 29-year-old goalkeeper shared his feelings about being the subject of chants like ‘USA, USA’ from the terraces, expressing his gratitude and humility for the warm reception he and his family have received. Turner emphasized the honor of being embraced by the fans of such a historic club, stressing the importance of continually earning their support.
Since joining Nottingham Forest, Turner has made six appearances, including securing his first Premier League clean sheet in a memorable 1-0 victory over Chelsea before the international break. Reflecting on his performances for the Reds thus far, Turner acknowledged his constant pursuit of improvement while emphasizing his commitment to leaving everything on the field in every game. While he values clean sheets, Turner prioritizes team success above individual achievements.
As Nottingham Forest prepares for their upcoming challenge against Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium, Turner’s solid performances have contributed to the team’s success, with the Reds collecting seven points from five Premier League games with Turner guarding the goal. Despite facing formidable opponents, Turner and his teammates remain determined to continue striving for positive results.
