Exciting News for Soccer Fans in Quebec as Canadian Premier League Expands to Montreal
Soccer enthusiasts in Quebec have something to cheer about as the Canadian Premier League (CPL) has announced its expansion to the province in 2026. The league revealed its plans to introduce a ninth team in the Greater Montreal Area.
The newest CPL addition will call Stade Boréale in Laval, Quebec its home ground, sharing the venue with the Northern Super League’s Montreal Roses FC. Not only will the stadium host matches, but it will also serve as the training base and administrative hub for the new CPL club.
Leading the way for this inaugural Quebec-based team are owners Matt Rizzetta, Angelo Pasto, Stéphane Tétrault, and Jean-François Chenail. The ownership group is set to unveil the team’s name, crest, and colors at a special event held at Complex Multi-Sports de Laval, which will be broadcasted live on OneSoccer and OneSoccer’s YouTube channel.
Soccer aficionados can mark their calendars for this exciting development set to bring top-tier soccer action to Quebec in the coming years.
Keyphrase: Canadian Premier League expansion
