CF Montréal, based in Montreal, Canada, compete in Major League Soccer and this page gathers signed football shirts and memorabilia with collector notes and provenance, available via Walkouts. The club in its current corporate form is recorded as founded on 01 January 2010, a date used for many modern releases and retail lines.
The team began MLS play in 2012 and has since been through a notable visual evolution, rebranding as CF Montréal in 2021 and introducing a revised badge for the 2023 season. Home matches are staged at Saputo Stadium, a recurring provenance point for match-issued shirts and framed displays, and the squad is managed by Marco Donadel.
On the pitch CF Montréal and predecessor teams have lifted the Voyageurs Cup on multiple occasions, a headline record of 11 Voyageurs Cup titles, and reached the continental stage by advancing to the CONCACAF Champions League final in 2015 where they met Club América. The club also appears in international club rankings and holds an IFFHS placing at 501, a contextual mark collectors sometimes reference when describing era significance.
Anniversary releases matter to collectors, for example the silver crest release tied to the 2017 25 year celebration of the Impact identity, which is chased for its limited retail runs and match-promotion provenance. Pieces bearing the Impact-era crest and the later CF Montréal mark from 2021 form distinct collecting lanes and are commonly noted on labels and tags for verification.
Seasonal magnets include shirts from the 2015 continental campaign and the 2022 Canadian Championship winners, both seasons being sought for on-field squads and ceremonial prints; shirts from decisive fixtures are chased because they tie to specific matches, squad lists and photographic records. Collector demand is also strong for items associated with the club’s derby fixtures and the Canadian Classique against Toronto FC.
The white away shirt used in the 2015 CONCACAF Champions League away legs is an iconic template, matched to a run of retail alternates and player-issue variants, and these white away pieces often carry provenance from away-match photography. Fanshop shirts are explicitly collectible, not only match-worn examples, with early retail runs, player-issue variants and region-specific releases carrying distinct interest for framed display and authentication, and many offered items come with COA verification for retail-signed pieces.
Provenance is central for CF Montréal material and collectors prize items from the 2015 CONCACAF Champions League run and the 2022 Canadian Championship season, both seasons supplying match photographs and roster cross-references that help confirm signatures and usage; final checks on player identity, tag codes and photographic evidence are commonly cited when listing items on secondary markets and by specialist retailers. Walkouts lists signed shirts across these seasons and offers condition notes, with a focus on verified retail signatures and documented provenance.
