Why Matt Turner will miss the USA game because of his international duty as a goalkeeper for Nottingham Forest.

The goalie was honored as the game’s MVP in a 3-0 victory over Uzbekistan over the weekend, according to the most recent Nottingham Forest news.

Matt Turner, the goalkeeper for Nottingham Forest, has left the USA’s training camp and will not be participating in their friendly match against Oman on Wednesday.

On Saturday, the country’s new goalkeeper made his debut and was praised for his work in a 3-0 friendly victory over Uzbekistan. He won the match’s man of the match award for his performance.

However, as Turner was scheduled to depart the camp early, the nation will need to turn to another goalie for the upcoming match.

Despite being allowed to go to St. Louis since his partner is about to give birth to the couple’s second kid, he will stay in the United States.

Turner told the country’s official outlets after the victory over Uzbekistan, “I needed to make sure that if I was going to come, that I was going to make it worth it. All I could ask for was a win and a clean sheet. Now entirely concentrated on bringing our baby girl into the world safely.”

In time for Forest’s upcoming Premier League match against Burnley in a week, Turner is anticipated to return to England. The goalkeeper has played all four league games since joining from Arsenal, maintaining a clean sheet in his most recent appearance against Chelsea.

However, former Benfica player Odysseas Vlachodimos, who joined the City Ground on deadline day, will now compete for his spot.