CF Montréal Colors, Facts and History
CF Montréal's home ground is Saputo Stadium in Montreal, Quebec, which has 19,619 seats.
- League
- Major League Soccer · Eastern
- City
- Montreal, Quebec
- Home
- Saputo Stadium (19,619 seats)
- Founded
- 2010
- MLS Cups
- 0
- Manager
- Philippe Eullaffroy (interim) (Oct 2026)
CF Montréal history
The club started in 1992 as the Montreal Impact, or Impact de Montréal in French. It moved up to MLS in 2012 as the league's nineteenth team and the third from Canada. In 2015 the Impact became the first Canadian club, and the second from MLS, to reach the CONCACAF Champions League final, where Club América beat them.
A rebrand in 2021 brought the name Club de Foot Montréal plus a new logo and new colors. Fans and local media pushed back, so a revised logo arrived for 2023, and the club now goes simply by CF Montréal. Together with its earlier versions, it has won the Voyageurs Cup, Canada's top club trophy, 11 times, five of them under the Canadian Championship format that began in 2008. Montréal skips the U.S. Open Cup but can enter the Leagues Cup and Campeones Cup.
Did you know?
- Philippe Eullaffroy manages CF Montréal.
- The club joined MLS in 2012 as its nineteenth franchise.
- CF Montréal has no MLS Cup titles so far.
Colors are shown as plain swatches with their hex codes. This site is not affiliated with the CF Montréal or the Major League Soccer; team names are used only to identify the teams.
Questions about the CF Montréal
What was CF Montréal called before?
It was the Montreal Impact until a 2021 rebrand.
Does CF Montréal play in the U.S. Open Cup?
No. As a Canadian club it competes for the Canadian Championship instead.
Sources
- Wikidata Q167615, checked October 8, 2026
- Wikipedia: CF Montréal, checked October 8, 2026
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