CF montreal

A soccer player in blue and black faces defence from two players in light green. CF Montréal midfielder Ismaël Koné, centre, played his first professional games ...

Canada competes in the FIFA World Cup starting in November and all signs point to Koné being sold to a new team in Europe during the January transfer window. I get to play for the city. but Europe is where I want to end up, it's where I want to play." "Doing something great for my city is something that I've always wanted to do. Koné and CF Montréal will open the MLS playoffs with a home game at Saputo Stadium on either Oct. I get to showcase my talent. "Going to school was OK, I wasn't that bad at school. His foray into Belgium also landed him on the priority list of Montreal's professional soccer team, which was renamed CF Montréal in early 2021. I'm aware of this but I don't let it distract me," Koné said. Days later, he was on the pitch in Costa Rica making his international debut. Based on how the last few months have gone for him, with rumours of English clubs like Sheffield United and Norwich City bidding for his services, there is little reason to doubt it. After the game, he got the news that Canada senior men's national team was calling him up.