A Montreal-area CPL club will debut during the league's eighth season, which kicks off in April 2026. Canadian Soccer Business Group CEO James Johnson (pictured) believes moving into Quebec represents more than adding a new CPL market; it’s a strategic cornerstone of CSB's coast-to-coast vision for Canadian professional soccer because it fills a competitive gap, showcases homegrown talent nationally and internationally, and opens doors to one of Canada's most vibrant and influential business regions. The new club's branding & identity will be revealed Wednesday night.
A Montreal-area CPL club will debut during the league's eighth season, which kicks off in April 2026. Canadian Soccer Business Group CEO James Johnson (pictured) believes moving into Quebec represents more than adding a new CPL market; it’s a strategic cornerstone of CSB's coast-to-coast vision for Canadian professional soccer because it fills a competitive gap, showcases homegrown talent nationally and internationally, and opens doors to one of Canada's most vibrant and influential business regions. The new club's branding & identity will be revealed Wednesday night.