Montreal returns to MLS action against the New England Revolution on Saturday night at Saputo Stadium after a month-long break for the Leagues Cup — and a busy summer transfer window.
Tom Pearce, CF Montreal celebrate - The Canadian PressMONTREAL — CF Montreal's roster is full of new faces since the last time the club took the pitch in Major League Soccer.
Winger Ariel Lassiter , right back Ruan and striker Mason Toye earned permanent moves out of Montreal, while several others were sent out on loan. "The club is still in negotiation or in preparation Mathieu,” head coach Laurent Courtois said. “We're really happy for him, it's a great story, when we met early in the season he was very clear that it was a goal of his . It's a success story for the club, too, to develop a player from the region. Everyone is happy for him."Montreal is 11th in the Eastern Conference with 27 points, one point outside a wild-card spot with nine games remaining in the regular season.
Last week, Courtois had harsh words for Martinez, saying “there is a big gap between the man I had discussions with before his signing and the man now.”"Yeah, we've cleared up two or three things,” he said. “Everything is clear, we're starting from scratch."
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