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MLS club CF Montreal put up for sale, future in city is uncertain

Katherine Langford
Editor-in-Chief · Thursday, November 12, 2026 at 2:17 PM · 2 min read
MLS club CF Montreal put up for sale, future in city is uncertain — Santa Cruz Real Estate news

MLS MLS club CF Montreal put up for sale, future in city is uncertain Montreal is coming off its worst season in MLS, going 6-20-8 and finishing last in the Eastern Conference. By The Associated Press • Published November 11, 2026 • Updated on November 11, 2026 at 11:26 am The Saputo family has begun the process to sell CF Montreal, the Major League Soccer club announced on Monday. The family has owned the team since 1992, when the then-Montreal Impact was part of the American Professional Soccer League. The club joined MLS in 2012. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are WATCH HERE “After more than three decades of commitment, we believe this is the appropriate time to begin the process of identifying new ownership for CF Montreal,” Joey Saputo said in a statement. “This club has been a central part of our lives. We have dedicated significant time, energy and resources to building it, and we are proud of what CF Montreal has become. I would also like to thank the fans, whose passion and loyalty have been at the heart of this club.” MORE MLS COVERAGE Lionel Messi Nov 9 Lionel Messi wins MLS Golden Boot for second straight season soccer Sep 23 Soccer star Harry Kane muses on future double duty playing in both NFL and MLS MLS Sep 9 MLS sets transfer records for incoming and outgoing players in 2026 Saputo said the family would prefer to sell to a buyer that will keep the team in Montreal, but would not rule out the possibility that new ownership could move the club. Montreal is coming off its worst season in MLS, going 6-20-8 and finishing last in the Eastern Conference. At a news conference on Monday, Saputo insisted the decision to sell was not based on the team's performance or financial concerns. Tim Ream, who has had a decorated career playing in the MLS, Premier League and for the USMNT, explains why the level of play in the MLS has improved so much since he was drafted in 2010. Copyright The Associated Press This article tagged under: MLS soccer

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