Move To Germany
Rather than trying England again, Goulet elected to move to Germany. He began with Bonner SC, an Oberliga club, playing two seasons, with 31 goals in 1991–92. His prolific scoring led to a move to Tennis Borussia Berlin. In his first season with the team, he scored 21 goals, helping the club win promotion; however, in his second season, he failed to find the net and was sent back to Bonner SC with whom he played through 1994–95.
His itinerant existence continued the next few years as he left Bonner SC to play with Rot-Weiß Oberhausen during the 1995–1996 season, then Wuppertaler SV for two seasons.
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