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Make that two Canadian MLS clubs on the market. Joey Saputo scheduled a surprise press conference on Monday afternoon to announce that the Saputo family have begun the process of selling CF Montreal. “There comes a time when we must…

Joey Saputo announced during a press conference on Monday that the Saputo family has initiated the process of selling CF Montreal. While Saputo stated a preference for keeping the franchise in Montreal, he acknowledged that the club could be relocated if an outside offer aligns with Major League Soccer's goals. The announcement comes after Montreal finished the 2026 MLS season with the worst record in franchise history, collecting just 26 points.
The club was recently valued at $440 million by Forbes, amid recent expansion fees reaching $500 million across MLS. Montreal endured significant turmoil on the pitch in 2026, including dismissing head coach Marco Donadel after seven matches, appointing Philippe Eullaffroy on an interim basis, and receiving minimal production from Designated Player signing Alexis Sanchez.
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