The European summer transfer window has roughly four weeks remaining, and the U.S. men's national team will report in roughly five weeks for a pair of international friendlies. Across thw past few weeks, there have been several transfer developments for players with high hopes for the 2026 World Cup.
Defender Max Arfsten, a breakout star at the Gold Cup, could be on the move from MLS to Ligue 1 in France, while fellow fullback Bryan Reynolds is the subject of Bundesliga interest in Germany, and he's prepared to leave Belgium for it.
Then, goalkeeper Matt Turner's summer transfer saga might finally have a conclusion. He is reportedly set to sign for Lyon, and then will be loaned to MLS on a one-year deal, which will see him earn regular playing time in the buildup to next summer.
GOAL tracks all of the American player movements in the USMNT Transfer Notebook, a recurring feature covering the latest developments for those in the U.S. national team pool.
