Australian goalkeeper Ryan will return to defend the Levante goal next season. The Valencian club has announced the renewal of the goalkeeper until June 2027, putting an end to the doubts about his continuity after his contract expired last season.
After playing the World Cup with Australia and taking a few weeks to decide his future, the goalkeeper will return to the pre-season immediately under the orders of Luis Castro. The 34-year-old goalkeeper was one of the key pieces of Levante in the 2025/26 season.
What happened?
Australian goalkeeper Ryan has renewed his contract with Levante until 2027, securing his continuity with the Valencian club. The 34-year-old goalkeeper was one of the key pieces of Levante in the 2025/26 season, playing 36 LaLiga matches and consolidating himself as a starter.
Why it matters for Levante?
Ryan's renewal is a blow for Levante, which is looking to stay in the top division. The Australian goalkeeper has been fundamental in the past season, and his continuity is key to the club's success in the next season.
What comes next?
Levante will focus on finding a striker after Carlos Espí's departure to Real Madrid. The Valencian club is looking to strengthen its team and stay in the top division.
Australian goalkeeper Ryan has passed through several top European clubs since he debuted in 2010 with Central Coast Mariners. Levante is not the first team of the Australian in our league; before he had passed through Real Sociedad and Valencia, playing 32 matches between both teams.
Most of his career has passed in the Premier, where he stood out in Brighton, where he left 27 clean sheets in 123 matches. Now Levante will count on its starting goalkeeper to face the next season, where they hope to stay in the top division.
