Earning a Spot
Whitecaps sign former Notre Dame star defender Klazura
The Vancouver Whitecaps have signed former Notre Dame star defender Greg Klazura to a Major League Soccer contract. Klazura, 23, who was Vancouver's second-round choice (21st overall) in last month's supplemental draft, had been on a trial with the team in recent weeks. He is currently with the team in Orlando. Full Story.(Photo: TSN.ca)
Striking a Deal
The Montreal Impact signed 38-year-old striker Eduardo Sebrango on Tuesday. Sebrango was a Cuban international, playing 24 matches for his native country, before immigrating to Canada. He's played most of his club career in the lower divisions in North America, including stints with Montreal and Vancouver. Full Story.
Show Me The Money
Dwayne De Rosario's career year has earned him a new contract with D.C. United. The attacking midfielder from Toronto, who captured Major League Soccer's most valuable player award last year, signed a contract extension Monday. Full Story.
Luke Wileman
His side is yet to kick a ball in Major League Soccer, but Montreal Impact Head Coach Jesse Marsch has already proven he's not afraid to make bold decisions. More...
Toronto FC
With a new manager and head coach, Toronto FC is in search of the first playoff berth in franchise history.
Vancouver Whitecaps
The Vancouver Whitecaps made their MLS debut in the 2011 season.
Montreal Impact
The Montreal Impact make their MLS debut in 2012 brining the number of Canadian franchises up to three.
