
Angus Gunn
Goalkeeper
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Jan 22, 1996 (30)
Right
6'5"
170 lb
Surrenders three goals
Gunn had three saves and allowed three goals in Saturday's 3-0 defeat against FC Dallas. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 64th minute.
Analysis: Gunn did make three saves but he was the only one who conceded goals in this match. The goalkeeper will get a bit of a breather as he faces a Colorado Rapids team next that has scored just 42 goals across 31 MLS matches.
Makes three saves in playoff-clinching draw
Gunn made three saves and conceded once in Saturday's 1-1 draw with Nashville.
Analysis: Gunn helped San Jose clinch a playoff spot and extend its unbeaten streak to nine matches. Gunn and the Earthquakes will travel to Dallas for a Western Conference battle on Saturday.
Available after Scotland duty
Gunn is not listed on San Jose Earthquakes' latest injury report ahead of Saturday's MLS clash against Colorado Rapids, indicating he is available for selection following his return from international duty with Scotland.
Analysis: Gunn returns to contention after missing San Jose's previous league fixture due to his international commitments with Scotland. The goalkeeper had established himself as a reliable presence between the posts, recently earning MLS Team of the Matchday honors after recording five saves and a clean sheet against Houston. His availability provides San Jose with a boost in goal as the team prepares for its upcoming league fixtures.
Joins Scotland squad
Gunn will miss Saturday's clash against Portland due to his call up with Scotland, returning for the match against Colorado on October 10, according to the club.
Analysis: Gunn was recently named to the MLS Team of the Matchday after making five saves in a clean sheet win over Houston, and Earl Edwards Jr. is set to start between the posts in his absence, with Gunn set to feature for Scotland across four Nations League matches after previously starting all three of the country's group stage games at this summer's World Cup.
Zero saves in draw
Gunn recorded no saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-2 draw against Los Angeles Football Club.
Analysis: Gunn was not called upon to make a single save in Saturday's 2-2 MLS home draw with LAFC, beaten by Son Heung-Min's 34th minute curler from 25 yards and Denis Bouanga's 53rd minute far-post finish, with neither goal stemming from individual errors. He watched on as his teammates produced the equalizer in the eighth minute of stoppage time after LAFC had protected their lead with 10 men for 54 minutes.
Clean sheet against Houston
Gunn registered six saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 1-0 win over Houston Dynamo.
Analysis: Gunn had an excellent night in net as he shut out Houston, making five saves along the way. This is his first clean sheet in two games, recording two in 10 appearances since joining the club. He will prepare to face LAFC on Sept. 19, a team that scored five goals in its past three outings.
Makes four saves in win
Gunn registered four saves and allowed two goals in Wednesday's 3-2 victory over San Diego FC.
Analysis: Gunn made four or more saves for the fifth time in 11 starts for the club. The goalkeeper has only two clean sheets over that span, though. He will now look for better luck against Houston on Saturday.
Two saves, one goal conceded
Gunn registered two saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw against Austin FC.
Analysis: Gunn saved both of Facundo Torres' shots on goal but could not prevent a surprise Guilherme Biro effort to maintain back-to-back clean sheets. The goalkeeper's next chance to improve his MLS form comes with a midweek game scheduled at San Diego.
Keeps first MLS clean sheet
Gunn recorded no saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 0-0 draw versus Houston Dynamo.
Analysis: After a difficult stretch since joining the club, Gunn finally posted his first clean sheet, doing so against an in form Houston Dynamo team. He faced almost no examination in goal, finishing with zero saves and one high claim, though the result is an encouraging sign that his defense is coming together. The goalkeeper will aim to keep that momentum alive Saturday against Austin.
Ships five in another tough loss
Gunn had one save and allowed five goals in Saturday's 5-1 loss versus Minnesota United.
Analysis: Gunn continued to have a rough time since signing in MLS, suffering his heaviest defeat yet as his side shipped five goals. The goalkeeper has now conceded 14 goals across five games since returning from the World Cup, though he has also made 19 saves over that stretch, reflecting the sheer volume of work he has faced behind the defense. He faces another tough test on Saturday against Houston Dynamo.
Allows one in loss
Gunn allowed a goal while making six saves during Wednesday's 1-0 loss to LA Galaxy.
Analysis: Gunn allowed the lone goal of the match in the 79th minute as the Earthquakes dropped all three points Wednesday. The keeper has allowed eight goals while combining for 17 saves over his last three starts. Gunn and company take on Minnesota at home Saturday.
Concedes three
Gunn registered four saves and allowed three goals in Saturday's 3-1 defeat versus St. Louis City SC.
Analysis: Gunn dealt with a lot of critical situations, registering four saves and preventing the scoreline from becoming a lot worse. He has now recorded 12 saves and three clearances in four games, but is yet to register a clean sheet. Next, he takes on Los Angeles Galaxy, who have not won any of their last six games.
Makes seven saves in loss
Gunn registered seven saves and allowed four goals in Saturday's 4-2 loss versus FC Cincinnati.
Analysis: Gunn had a busy outing and made a season-high seven saves, but also conceded four goals on the road. The goalkeeper has no clean sheets after two starts in the new campaign. He will now look to bounce back against St Louis on Aug 15.
Makes team debut
Gunn made one save and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw versus Los Angeles Galaxy.
Analysis: Gunn made his MLS debut on Saturday, recording one save while allowing a goal in the draw against San Jose. With Earl Edwards dealing with injuries and Daniel having departed for Dallas, the Scottish goalkeeper will take over as the club's first-choice option. He brings valuable experience from both the Premier League and the Championship, as well as international experience with Scotland, including starting all three games for them at the World Cup. His next test will be against Cincinnati on Saturday, who have scored 17 goals in the last five contests.
Concedes four goals in debut
Gunn recorded four saves and allowed four goals in Wednesday's 4-0 loss versus Orlando City SC.
Analysis: Gunn had a debut to forget, conceding four goals at home. The goalkeeper also made four saves to avoid an even bigger loss. He will now look to bounce back against the LA Galaxy on Saturday.
Joins Earthquakes as free agent
Gunn has signed with San Jose as a free agent through the 2029-30 MLS season, the club announced.
Analysis: Gunn joins San Jose fresh off starting all three of Scotland's group stage matches at this summer's World Cup, where he kept a clean sheet as the team narrowly missed out on advancing to the knockout stage. He arrives as a free agent after a season with Nottingham Forest in the Premier League, which followed four seasons as first choice goalkeeper at Norwich City, where he made 114 league appearances and helped the club reach the Championship playoff semifinals in 2023-24. He previously spent three seasons at Southampton, including a loan at Stoke City, after beginning his career at Manchester City.
Made five saves in 3-0 loss
Gunn recorded five saves and allowed three goals in Wednesday's 3-0 defeat to Brazil.
Analysis: Gunn ended the group stage with five strong saves and, despite conceding three goals, had a strong game. He and his side will now need to wait on other results to see if they can progress as a best third-placed team. In the opening goal, Gunn was dribbled around by Vinicius Jr after a Scott McKenna mistake, and in the second goal, Gunn was beaten by a precise cross that found Vinicius Jr at the back post.
Concedes once vs Morocco
Gunn had one save and allowed one goal in Friday's 1-0 defeat to Morocco.
Analysis: Gunn's second World Cup start got off to a rough start as Ismael Saibari found himself free in the box and sent a hard strike right over Gunn's shoulder just 90 seconds into the match. The Scottish defense locked in throughout the rest of the match, only needing one more Gunn save to keep Morocco from doubling its lead. Overall it was a fairly strong performance from Gunn considering the tough opponent, but his team's attack couldn't break through the Moroccan defense to find an equalizer. That puts all the pressure on the final group match versus Brazil on Wednesday, a side which has scored four goals through two matches in this World Cup.
Starts WC with clean sheet win
Gunn recorded two saves and secured a clean sheet in Saturday's 1-0 win over Haiti.
Analysis: Gunn made two saves as he helped Scotland to a 1-0 win in their World Cup opener against Haiti. The keeper had also started all three games at the Euros in 2024, but conceded seven in the three games that Scotland struggled in. The two saves that were required came relatively simple for Gunn in the centre of the goal, but with 15 shots against them, Scotland were fortunate not to come up against higher quality shots on goal. One second-half header in particular glanced just wide of the post and would have been difficult to save if it ended up on target.
Leaves Nottingham as free agent
Gunn will leave Nottingham Forest as a free agent following the expiration of his contract on June 30, the club announced.
Analysis: Gunn joined Forest in August 2025 and made one first-team appearance, coming on as a half-time substitute in the 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace in February. The Scottish goalkeeper departs having been named as the number one for Scotland's World Cup squad, with his international duties taking precedence as his club contract comes to an end.
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