Montreal Meetings Advance Expansion Prospects
by Ridge Mahoney (Article | Soccer America - December 10)
Montreal Impact owner Joey Saputo has jumped the gun several times regarding his team's entry into Major League Soccer, but a visit by MLS executives Wednesday signals the issue is very much alive. more details | go to article

Garber visits Montreal To Discuss Future Expansion
by No Author Listed (Press Release | Major League Soccer - December 9)
Major League Soccer Commissioner Don Garber visited Montreal Wednesday to meet with Montreal Impact President Joey Saputo and government officials to discuss possible MLS expansion into Canada's second-largest market. more details | go to article

MLS Considers Expanding To Montreal
by Dave Skretta (Article | Yahoo - December 9)
Buoyed by the success of Toronto, Major League Soccer is considering expanding its presence in Canada by placing a team in Montreal. more details | go to article

MLS Still Considering Montreal Expansion
by John F. Molinaro (Article | CBC - December 9)
League commissioner visits city, meets Impact owner, mayor more details | go to article

Montreal Next In MLS Line
by Marc Weber (Article | Vancouver Province - November 23)
Major League Soccer commissioner Don Garber reiterated Sunday that the Montreal Impact are the leading candidate for the league's 19th expansion franchise. Philadelphia joins in 2010 and Vancouver and Portland come on board in 2011. more details | go to article

MLS à  Montréal?
by Kyle McCarthy (Commentary | Goal.com - February 27)
Over 55,000 blue-clad fans packed Olympic Stadium on Wednesday night and prompted renewed calls for Montréal to join MLS. Goal.com's Kyle McCarthy explains why the Impact should have been at the top of the list from the start. more details | go to article

Montreal In Pole Position For One Of The Expansion Spots
by Ives Galarcep (Analysis | ESPN - October 17)
The 2011 Major League Soccer season might seem far in the distance, but it's less than two and a half years away. Fewer than 30 months for two new ownership groups to step up, spend tens of millions and build professional soccer teams from scratch. more details | go to article