CF Montreal News

Following the unveiling of the Club’s new logo on May 27th, CF Montréal proceeded with the gradual roll-out and integration of its new brand identity throughout its digital ecosystem and physical sporting infrastructure. The Club made the announcement at Stade Saputo in the presence of Club owner and chairman of the board, Joey Saputo, Club president and CEO, Gabriel Gervais, as well as CF Montréal employees. The use of the new brand will be phased in over the coming months, chiefly through a new marketing campaign announcing the upcoming 2023 MLS season. Reconnecting with the key symbols of the Club’s history, the new logo will be officially used as of the 2023 MLS season. The crest includes the team's official name, CF Montréal, the fleur-de-lys, the shield, the Impact blue colour, 1993 (year of the team’s inaugural season), as well as the black and blue stripes which recall the Club’s first professional seasons, particularly in 1994 when the Impact won its first championship. From the moment of its unveiling this past spring, the logo has been met with broad acclaim from the organization’s primary stakeholders, including supporters, employees, and corporate partners. “The process surrounding the new logo also allowed us to reflect and clarify our raison d'être as an organization, and what defines us,” emphasized CF Montréal president and CEO Gabriel Gervais. “The logo is part of a broader reflection on CF Montréal’s identity.” “We are united by our differences, from the first team to the stands, our front offices and the Academy: We are Montreal,” said Samia Chebeir, Vice-President and Chief Marketing and Communications Officer. “The gradual integration of our new brand across our ecosystem is an important and exciting step in our identity realignment process. The solid foundations of our brand are essential for reaching out to fans and Montrealers and further cultivate their love for CF Montréal.” In

Hernán Losada has been named as Head Coach. Former player Justin Mapp has joined the scouting team. Karifa Yao and Jean Aniel-Assi have returned after their loan spells at Cavalry have ended. 21 year old American defender George Campbell has signed from Atlanta United for $400,00 in 2023 General Allocation Money, $200,00 in 2024 GAM and up to $300,000 in conditional GAM. Atlanta will also receive a percentage of any sell on fee. 25 year old American defender Aaron Herrera has signed from Real Salt Lake for $350,000 of 2023 General Allocatio Money, $150,000 of 2024 GAM and Montreal’s 1st round pick (25th) in the 2023 MLS Super Draft. MLS SuperDraft Defender Milo Garvanian of South Georgia Tormenta 2 was selected at #54. Defender Ousman Jabang of Georgia Revolution was selected at #75. Goalkeeper Nick Christofferson from Vermont Green was selected at #83. Out

Head Coach Wilifried Nancy has left the club to become Columbus Crew’s new Head Coach. Assistant Coach Kwame Ampadu, fitness coach Jules Gueguen and video analyst Maxime Chalier have also joined Columbus Crew. Ismaël Koné has joined English Championship side Watford for around $11,500,000. Alistair Johnston has joined Scottish Premiership Champions Glasgow Celtic for just under $5,000,000. Contract Extension

Nathan Saliba has signed a 2 year contract extension with options for 2025 and 2026. Samuel Piette has signed a 3 year contract extension with an option for 2026. James Pantemis has signed a 1 year contract extension with options for 2024 and 2025. News

Montréal has acquired $100,000 in 2023 General Allocation Money from St. Louis City in exchange for a 2023 international roster slot.

Saturday, February 25 at Inter Miami Saturday, March 04 at Austin Saturday, March 11 at Nashville Saturday, March 18 vs Philadelphia Union Saturday, April 01 at Vancouver Whitecaps

Saturday, April 08 at New England Revolution

Saturday, April 15 vs DC United

Saturday, April 22 Saturday, April 29 vs New York Red Bulls

at Sporting KC

Saturday, May 06 Saturday, May 13 vs Orlando City vs Toronto

Wednesday, May 17 at Cincinnati Saturday, May 20 at New York Red Bulls

Saturday, May 27 vs Inter Miami

Wednesday, May 31 at DC United Saturday, June 03 at Philadelphia Union

Saturday, June 10 vs Minnesota United

Wednesday, June 21 vs Nashville Saturday, June 24 Saturday, July 01 Saturday, July 08 at Charlotte

vs New York City vs Atlanta United

Wednesday, July 12 at Chicago Fire Saturday, July 15 vs Charlotte

Sunday, August 20 at Toronto Saturday, August 26 vs New England Revolution Wednesday, August 30 at New York City Saturday, September 02 vs Columbus Crew Saturday, September 16 vs Chicago Fire Wednesday, September 20 vs Cincinnati Saturday, September 23 at Atlanta United Saturday, September 30 at Orlando City Wednesday, October 04 vs Houston Dynamo Saturday, October 07 vs Portland Timbers Saturday, October 21 at Columbus Crew