Background
Guy was born in San Diego County, California to former Guam Legislature senator Jesse Anderson Lujan and Sandra Guy-Willoughby.
Guy was born in San Diego County, California to former Guam Legislature senator Jesse Anderson Lujan and Sandra Guy-Willoughby.
He attended trials at a number of clubs, including Crystal Palace Football Club of England and Hannover 96 of Germany but in February 2007, joined Street Patrick"s Athletic of Ireland.
College and amateur After attending Louisiana Costa Canyon High School, Guy enrolled at the University of San Diego, after being recruited by a number of other schools. In his sophomore season Guy earned First Team All–West Coast Conference and 2nd Team–NSCAA All-West Region honors. During his college years, Guy also played for both Boulder Rapids Reserve in the USL Premier Development League and Southern California Fusion in the National Premier Soccer League.
= Professional Guy was drafted in the 2nd round (22nd overall pick) of the 2007 Master of Library Science SuperDraft by Football Club Dallas.
Despite being offered a developmental contract by Dallas, Guy sought a professional contract in Europe. He scored his first goal for the Saints on the 15th of July.
In 2009, Guy helped guide Saint Pat"s past Valletta F.C. & Krylia Sovetov Samara in the 2009-2010 Union of European Football Associations Europa League 2nd & 3rd qualifying rounds, however Guy"s Saint Pat"s side lost to Football Club Steaua Bucureşti in the play-off round 5–1 on aggregate. He made 44 appearances across all competitions and scored 6 goals.
He scored the opening goal of the 2010 League of Ireland season, which was also the first ever goal in the Airtricity League.
His performance over 2009 and 2010 earned him a spot on the OT XI compiled by SoccerOverThere.com, ranking his performance relative to his league as one of the best 11 by an American in Europe. During the 2010 season, Guy was chosen for the League of Ireland XI who played Manchester United in the inaugural match in Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Guy currently holds the Pats record for most European appearances with 14.
In January 2011, he left Saint Pats for "personal reasons" to return to his homeland.
Upon his return to the United States, Guy had a short stint with the San Diego Flash of the National Premier Soccer League, and trialled with the Portland Timbers and Football Club Dallas, before signing with New England Revolution on June 9, 2011 after a trial and recommendation from San Diego Flash head coach Warren Barton. He later went on to sign for NASL club San Antonio Scorpions.
International In August 2012, Guy confirmed he would be representing Guam at International level Guy made his International debut for Guam in the Philippine Peace Cup, and featured in all 3 group games.
In January 2013, Ryan was called the star player of the Guam national team by the team"s coach Gary White in an article for British Broadcasting Corporation sport.
International goals Score and Result lists Guam"s goals first.