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The Alexis Sanchez era at CF Montreal started with a lot of fanfare. It might come to an unceremonious end nearly as quickly as it began. According to a report in Chile, Sanchez is considering triggering an option in his…

Alexis Sanchez is reportedly considering triggering a clause to terminate his CF Montreal contract early this offseason, according to reports in Chile. The Chilean forward has endured a difficult spell in MLS, registering zero goal contributions across 13 appearances and securing just three victories with the club.
The potential departure follows tension during Montreal's Canadian Championship final defeat against Forge. Manager Philippe Eullaffroy left Sanchez on the bench for 120 minutes before an apparent sideline dispute prevented him from being substituted on for the penalty shootout, sparking further frustration.
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