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There’s a growing sense online that CF Montreal could soon relocate given the club’s decline on and off the pitch. But, there could be a local saviour willing to pour his own money into turning things around. Luc Poirier says…

The Saputo family is reportedly considering the sale of CF Montreal, with local businessman Luc Poirier expressing interest in potentially buying the MLS club if the price is right. Reports indicate that discussions regarding a sale have circulated quietly among wealthy Quebec circles in recent months. Poirier confirmed he would evaluate an acquisition following his appearance in a Stade Saputo luxury suite during a recent match.
Talks of a potential sale and relocation concerns have emerged amid growing supporter frustration and upcoming MLS schedule changes that create climate challenges in Montreal. While the Saputo family has publicly expressed commitment to the city, potential relocation destinations including Las Vegas and Raleigh were cited if no local ownership agreement is reached.
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