Montreal Team News - Soccer

Hennadii Synchuk - Struggles with crosses Synchuk generated five crosses (one accurate) and two corners in Saturday's 2-0 defeat versus Vancouver Whitecaps FC.

Impact Synchuk tried to get something going for Montreal's offense but only one of his five crosses was deemed to be accurate. The youngster wasn't a regular starter for Montreal this season but he's got time to grow into a bigger role with the club as he's under contract through 2028 and is a promising part of the team's future.

10 HOURS AGO • ROTOWIRE

Samsy Keita - Gives up two goals Keita made six saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-0 loss to Vancouver Whitecaps FC.

Impact Keita made six saves but he ultimately did give up the game's only goals against a shuffled Vancouver side. It's been a rough season for the goalkeeper as Montreal allowed 69 goals through 34 games, and he'll try to show improvement next season. Keita still has two seasons left on his contract, so he's likely to return but there may be some competition for his position as Montreal hopes to improve its defensive record in 2027.

11 HOURS AGO • ROTOWIRE

Dante Sealy - Will miss season finale Sealy is not available for Saturday's matchup versus Vancouver Whitecaps after suffering a lower body issue, per the MLS Player Status Report.

Impact Sealy had been finding his rhythm again after an earlier injury, which makes this setback frustrating for a winger who returned to Montreal in late August following a disappointing stint in Colorado. He produced nine goals and two assists in 30 MLS matches for Montreal last season, but managed only a couple of assists and no goals in the 2026 campaign. Wikelman Carmona and Hennadii Synchuk are the likeliest options to feature on the wings as Montreal wraps up its year.

2 DAYS AGO • ROTOWIRE

CF Montreal hosts the Vancouver Whitecaps in non-conference play

CF Montreal and the Vancouver Whitecaps square off in a non-conference matchup

2 DAYS AGO • Associated Press

Daniel Rios - Scores off bench Rios scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal) in Saturday's 1-1 draw versus New York City FC.

Impact Rios came off the bench in the final minutes of Saturday's match and scored the decisive goal that ultimately eliminated NYCFC from playoff contention. He started only once in his last three league appearances, scoring one goal on two shots while recording just one cross during that span, finishing the campaign in a limited role.

5 DAYS AGO • ROTOWIRE

Samsy Keita - Concedes Again in Draw Keita made two saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw versus New York City FC.

Impact Keita had a relatively quiet outing Saturday, making two saves while allowing one goal against NYCFC. The third-string goalkeeper has appeared in each of the club's last three league matches, failing to record a clean sheet while conceding seven goals and making eight saves over that span. The keeper will likely get the call for the season finale match on Saturday vs Vancouver, who have scored 11 goals in the last five contests.

6 DAYS AGO • ROTOWIRE

Viktor Radojevic - Ends season with suspension Radojevic recorded one shot (zero on goal) and four crosses (one accurate) in Saturday's 1-1 draw versus New York City FC. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 73rd minut...

Impact Radojevic's season comes to an end on the suspension list as Montreal failed to secure a playoff berth. He spent the campaign with two clubs, beginning with Chicago before being traded to Montreal. Across both teams, he made 14 appearances, including seven starts, four of which came with Montreal. He finished the season with 33 clearances, 13 interceptions and 16 tackles. His future remains uncertain, as Montreal will need to address his contract situation during the offseason.

NOVEMBER 1 • ROTOWIRE

Daniel Rios scores in stoppage time to rally Montreal to 1-1 draw with NYCFC

Daniel Ríos scored two minutes into second-half stoppage time to rally CF Montreal to a 1-1 draw with New York City FC at Citi Field

OCTOBER 31 • Associated Press

Luca Petrasso - Leads team in crosses Petrasso had eight crosses (one accurate) and three clearances in Wednesday's 4-0 defeat to Charlotte FC.

Impact Petrasso went unused off the bench in the past two games but started Wednesday, playing the full 90 at left-back. He would lead the team in crosses with eight, while adding two interceptions and three clearances in the defense. He looks to be back in a starting role, his typical spot with the club.

OCTOBER 30 • ROTOWIRE

Wikelman Carmona - Starts against Charlotte Carmona recorded one shot (zero on goal), four crosses (two accurate) and four corners in Wednesday's 4-0 loss versus Charlotte FC.

Impact Carmona was a bench option the past two games but was in the starting XI Wednesday, with the midfielder playing the full 90. He would fail to help his team to a goal, recording a shot, two chances crated and four crosses. He still sits third in the club for goals, although he only has four in 22 appearances this season.

OCTOBER 30 • ROTOWIRE

Hennadii Synchuk - Three shots, no goal Synchuk registered three shots (one on goal), three crosses (two accurate) and two corners in Wednesday's 4-0 loss to Charlotte FC.

Impact Synchuk would fail to score for a second straight match Wednesday, as the attacker recorded three shots, although none found the back of the net. He remains with two goals and one assist this season in his 22 appearances (16 starts), following suit to Montreal's rough campaign.

OCTOBER 30 • ROTOWIRE

Samsy Keita - Allows four against Charlotte Keita registered three saves and allowed four goals in Wednesday's 4-0 defeat to Charlotte FC.

Impact Keita earned his second start Wednesday and had a rough day, making a decent three saves as he allowed four goals. That makes it six saves and six goals allowed in his two starts this campaign. He is still in search of his first clean sheet, set to face New York City FC next on Saturday if he keeps the starting job.

OCTOBER 30 • ROTOWIRE

Abada's hat trick helps Charlotte beat Montreal 4-0, clinch MLS Cup playoff berth

Liel Abada scored a career-high three goals in a 15-minute span and Charlotte FC beat CF Montreal 4-0 to clinch a berth in the 2026 MLS Cup playoffs

OCTOBER 29 • Associated Press

Alexis Sanchez - Scoreless again in loss Sanchez took one shot on goal, sent in four crosses, took three corners, and created one chance in Saturday's 2-0 loss to Nashville SC. He also drew five fouls and committed two fo...

Impact Sanchez has been a bit of a bust since joining CF Montreal in August, registering just one secondary assist across 12 appearances. Those aren't the Designated Player numbers that Montreal were looking for. He has three games left in the season, starting at Charlotte FC on Wednesday.

OCTOBER 27 • ROTOWIRE

Dante Sealy - Leads Montreal with three shots Sealy recorded three shots, including one on target, and three key passes in Saturday's 2-0 loss to Nashville SC.

Impact Sealy was active in attack, but Montreal couldn't convert its chances against Nashville. He hasn't scored this season after breaking out with nine goals in 2025. He'll look to find his first of 2026 at Charlotte on Wednesday.

OCTOBER 27 • ROTOWIRE

Samsy Keita - Makes three saves in MLS debut Keita made three saves in his first start, but conceded twice in Montreal's 2-0 defeat to Nashville SC on Saturday.

Impact The 17-year-old kept Nashville scoreless through the first half in his MLS debut. He showcased his shot-stopping ability before Nashville pulled away in the second half. With Montreal eliminated from playoff contention, Keita could see more opportunities over the final three games of the season. Up next is a road clash at Charlotte FC on Wednesday.

OCTOBER 27 • ROTOWIRE

Charlotte FC hosts CF Montreal in conference matchup

Charlotte FC and CF Montreal square off in Eastern Conference play

OCTOBER 27 • Associated Press

Surridge and Mukhtar score goals, Schwake has 5 saves, Nashville beats Montreal 2-0

Sam Surridge and Hany Mukhtar each scored a goal, Brian Schwake had five saves, and Nashville SC beat CF Montreal 2-0 to clinch the 2026 MLS Supporters' Shield title

OCTOBER 24 • Associated Press

Dante Sealy - Starts after injury absence Sealy (undisclosed) is in the starting XI for Saturday's match against Nashville.

Impact Sealy returns to the starting XI after missing the last four games with an undisclosed issue. His immediate reintegration into the lineup suggests he has made sufficient progress to resume his regular role, providing a boost to a Montreal attack that has also been without Prince-Osei Owusu.

OCTOBER 24 • ROTOWIRE

Prince-Osei Owusu - Absent again Owusu has been ruled out for Saturday's meeting with Nashville due to a lower body issue, the MLS player availability report indicated.

Impact Owusu is back on the sidelines following his return from a previous injury in the Canadian Championship final against Forge, where he even recorded 120 minutes of play. It's unclear if he has suffered a setback or is excluded as a precaution after the midweek action, so his status is once again a big concern for the squad. The striker has been Montreal's focal point up front, tallying 15 goals across 26 league appearances this season. Losing that volume is a heavy blow, and the offense must find help elsewhere, with either Daniel Rios or Alexis Sanchez pushing forward from the attacking midfield line.

OCTOBER 23 • ROTOWIRE

Jalen Neal - Set to miss time Neal will not be involved at least in the next game against Nashville while he recovers from a lower body issue, the league announced Friday.

Impact Neal is usually a starting center-back, but this injury may keep him out for an extended period in the final weeks of the season. However, the full extent of the situation has yet to be revealed. His defensive duties will likely be covered by Efrain Morales and Brandan Craig for as long as the injury persists.

OCTOBER 23 • ROTOWIRE

CF Montreal hosts Nashville in non-conference action

CF Montreal and Nashville square off in a non-conference matchup

OCTOBER 23 • Associated Press

Prince-Osei Owusu - Returns in Canadian Championship Owusu (lower body) started and played 120 minutes in Wednesday's Canadian Championship finale against Forge.

Impact Owusu is back in contention following a two-game MLS absence, with his availability representing a huge boost to his side's front line. He'll hope to retain the starting center-forward spot unless there's rotation after the extra-time cup clash. On the other hand, Alexis Sanchez and Daniel Rios could now move to attacking midfield spots and perhaps see reduced roles.

OCTOBER 21 • ROTOWIRE

CF Montréal vs. Forge FC: How to watch, stream Canadian Championship final | MLSSoccer.com CF Montréal host Canadian Premier League side Forge FC in the 2026 Canadian Championship final on Wednesday night, aiming to win their sixth...

OCTOBER 19 • MLSSOCCER.COM

Noah Streit - Assist in draw Streit assisted once to go with two shots (zero on goal) and two chances created in Saturday's 1-1 draw versus Seattle Sounders FC.

Impact Streit's assist to Hennadii Synchuk gave Montreal an early lead before the team ultimately settled for a draw. Streit has three G/A on 21 shots, 19 chances created and 16 crosses (five accurate) this season.

OCTOBER 18 • ROTOWIRE

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CF Montreal hosts the Vancouver Whitecaps in non-conference play

Daniel Rios scores in stoppage time to rally Montreal to 1-1 draw with NYCFC

Abada's hat trick helps Charlotte beat Montreal 4-0, clinch MLS Cup playoff berth

Charlotte FC hosts CF Montreal in conference matchup

Surridge and Mukhtar score goals, Schwake has 5 saves, Nashville beats Montreal 2-0

CF Montreal hosts Nashville in non-conference action