Maty Ryan is not joining AS Roma to be a back-up goalkeeper and is ready to challenge for the No.1 jersey, Socceroos coach Graham Arnold says.
Maty Ryan is not moving to AS Roma to sit on the bench and believes he can become the Serie A club’s No.1 goalkeeper, Socceroos coach Graham Arnold says.
, Tom Glover is a reserve at Middlesbrough, and Paul Izzo is yet to begin his tenure at Randers FC in Denmark after exiting Melbourne Victory. “They’ve got a young Belgian keeper at this moment in time, and they wanted a top experienced goalkeeper. So Maty’s going there ... he’s got a strong belief in himself, and he’s expecting to go there and play.“A club like Roma, they’re going to play 60-odd games this year with Champions League and obviously the Serie A and cup competitions, and then we’ve got in this calendar year, 10 international games. So that’s 70 games. If he gets 30, we’ll be very happy.
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