CF Montreal’s offseason has been a roller coaster
A healthy and motivated Romell Quioto is CF Montreal’s best chance at replicating the kind of success they enjoyed in 2022.
Previewing what Montreal's season could look like is not an easy task, as both a new manager and the lack of his ability for preseason friendlies means a lot of people are going into the season opener on Feb. 25 against Inter Miami blind.Last year could not have gone any better for Montreal, as they took a huge step forward with their supporting project that revolves around developing and showcasing young talent in order to help them move on to the next stage of their career.
The signings show a willingness to go out and spend money in the market all while staying true to the fundamental goal that this project has put in place, which is to showcase and develop young talent. A number of young players have also come back from loan spells like Sean Rea, Jonathan Sirois and Chinonso Offor.
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