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Indeed, it’s what
Joey Saputo has put between his eyes and mind, to make his squad a top notch
contender, as well contend for the overall league shield in this 2015 edition.
After finishing in
its third year with another debacle and in the horrendous cellar of the Eastern
Conference, this squad front office really has been on the task of assembling a
top notch entity.
As Major League
Soccer, entering its twentieth edition and with a couple of new kids on the
block making their presentation in this edition- as well seeing in what
promises to be another competed edition.
Owner Joey Saputo and
its second year Manager Frank Klopas, didn’t wanted to repeat another mediocre performance
of last campaign and make them ready to contend and win every shield as possible.
Starting with the
2015 Amway Canadian Championship, where they open in semifinals with their
highway 99 cross rivals the Toronto Reds.
So far representing
Major League Soccer, The Impact seeded in Quarterfinals of the region
CONCACHAMPIONS- where they played in Mexico with powerhouse Pachuca FC in the first
leg and returning to Montreal’s State Olympique for the final and deciding
match.
Dealing is the name
of the game for Impact owner Joey Saputo, getting into his club roster several
players with international experience and European playing resume under their
experience.
This club faithful
and front office are hopeful that Le Gars can repeat in the league postseason
as they did on 2013 after their second year when they made it to the Promised
Land.
Still for skipper
Klopas, is more than making the league playoffs, but overall he would like to
contend in the final as well be the first Canadian squad in MLS to win the coveted
league shield.
After trading their
midfield orchestrator in Felipe to the New York Red Bulls for defenders Ambroise
Oyongo and Eric Alexander, the Impact so far has signed TFC forward Dominic
Oduro and former Chivas USA midfielder Nigel Reo Cocker and defender Donny
Foia.
Montreal is looking
good in many areas with the addition of international players in the likes of
Argentinian defender Victor Cabrera, Belgian international midfielder in
Laurent Ciman and Italian midfielder Marco Donadel.
Looking good indeed,
is what this club top brass is looking forward to contend and become a squad not
to be mess with in this edition of Major League Soccer.
Recently in a press
conference the Impact owner calm speculations about the arrival of Italian forward
in Antonio Di Natall from Udinese, still he assured everyone that there’s a possibility
of seeing legendary Fiorentina forward Alberto Gilardino playing at Saputo Stadium.
I do respect the way
this club owner is working hard in assembling a competitor on the eve of another
disputed championship in Major League Soccer, that promises to be an
spectacular campaign by many of its clubs so far armed to the teeth.
Aller Impact de Montréal, tout gagner!
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