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www.cplsoccer.comHere’s the latest on FC Supra (as of May 2026):
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FC Supra du Québec completed its leadership and coaching lineup ahead of their CPL debut in 2026, naming Mateo Cabanettes as Sporting Director/Head of Operations and Nick Razzaghi as Head Coach. This aligns with the club’s “from here, for here” mission to develop Quebec talent. [Source: finance.yahoo.com; ca.finance.yahoo.com, CPL/News releases][4]
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The club unveiled its inaugural branding, including the name and logo, in September 2025, signaling a new Quebec-based pro club in the Canadian Premier League. The branding draws on Quebec soccer culture and aims to establish a strong regional identity. [Source: CPL article; cplsoccer.com; finance.yahoo.com][1][2][3]
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FC Supra’s CPL debut was targeted for April 2026, with home matches at Stade Boréale in Laval, sharing facilities with Roses FC and leveraging the Northern Super League ecosystem. This setup emphasizes community ties and local talent pathways. [Source: CPL article; canpl.ca; cplsoccer.com][3][6][1]
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The club’s first season included notable signings from Quebec and CPL experience, along with a focus on developing local players. Articles and updates from early 2026 point to a mix of signings and on-field programming intended to build competitiveness quickly. [Source: Yahoo Finance/Club announcements; TrueNorthFoot; CPL site][5][8][4]
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Media coverage highlighted FC Supra’s season-opener and early matches, including highlights and previews from March–April 2026, underscoring the club’s presence in the CPL landscape and its role as Quebec’s first CPL club. [Source: Global News, YouTube highlights, CPL match previews][6][7][9]
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