Matthew Ryan, the Australian goalkeeper, has moved from AS Roma to RC Lens for €800,000. The transfer looks good for Ryan who wants more time on the field, which was a big reason he left Roma. He’s played all over Europe before this including at Brighton & Hove Albion and Real Sociedad. His time with the Socceroos makes him even more valuable as he joins RC Lens.
- Matthew Ryan moved to RC Lens for €800,000.
- He wants more time playing regular games.
- Ryan played in the Premier League and La Liga before.
Ryan’s Move to RC Lens
Matthew Ryan going to RC Lens is going to help his career a lot giving him more chances to play first-team football. This should help him keep his spot with the Australian national team too. Ryan knows his way around European leagues like the Premier League and La Liga which makes RC Lens really happy to have him. If you want to know more about RC Lens players and what they’re trying to do you can look at this page.
🚨🔄 Matthew Ryan leaves AS Roma to join RC Lens for €800k transfer fee, AS Roma sign Pierluigi Gollini as replacement.
Permanent move for Gollini to AS Roma. https://t.co/l6UVx2vP5P
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano)
January 21, 2025
Gollini’s Arrival at AS Roma
Pierluigi Gollini is now at AS Roma taking Ryan’s old spot. This is really big for Gollini because he wants to be the main goalkeeper at one of Italy’s best teams. Gollini played for Atalanta and Tottenham Hotspur before and he’s really good at stopping shots. Having him there makes AS Roma’s goalkeeper situation way better. If you want to know what’s going on with Roma’s team and other new players go to this page.
Strategic Career Moves
Matthew Ryan and Pierluigi Gollini both moved teams because they want important roles where they play. Ryan going to RC Lens gives him a new chance to play more games while Gollini coming to AS Roma lets him play in Serie A at a really good level. This helps AS Roma have more good players to pick from. If you want to learn more about what Gollini did before like when he was at Atalanta look at this page.
