Here’s the latest I can share about FC Supra du Québec:
- FC Supra has been actively building its roster for its inaugural CPL season in 2026, with multiple signings announced in late 2025 and early 2026 as part of their preparations. These moves include players connected to Quebec and CPL U SPORTS pathways, reflecting the club’s local development focus.[2][6]
- The club officially kicked off its CPL campaign in April 2026 and began season activities such as training camps and preseason matches ahead of the league schedule.[7][8]
If you’d like, I can pull the most current headlines and match results from reliable sources and summarize them with quick links.
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Home of the Supra FC, get all the info you need right here: Advanced stats, game replays, player info, game schedules and much more.
www.canpl.caFC Supra du Québec today announced six additions to its development roster as the club continues to build momentum with three weeks to go until kicking off its inaugural season.
www.oursportscentral.comHome of the Supra FC, get all the info you need right here: Advanced stats, game replays, player info, game schedules and much more.
www.cplsoccer.comThe launch of the club marks a historic moment for soccer in Quebec. The club is set to make its CPL debut in April 2026 and will play home games at Stade Boréale in Laval, the official home of Roses FC, a founding club of the Northern Super League. Originally designed and built to host Montreal’s women’s professional team, FC Supra has entered into a lease with Roses FC for the use of Stade Boréale.
www.canpl.caFC Supra du Québec today announced the addition of three players - midfielders Charles Auguste and Oussama Boughanmi as well as goalkeeper Joakim Milli - to its roster, as the club continues to build toward its inaugural season in the Canadian Premier League (CPL) in 2026.
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