CF Montreal acquired Canadian forward Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty from Toronto FC on Friday.
Toronto received $850,000 in general allocation money in exchange — $450,000 in 2024 and $400,000 in 2025.
Toronto also will receive a sell-on percentage of Marshall-Rutty’s next transfer, and could receive up to an additional $450,000 in GAM if certain performance-based metrics are achieved.
Marshall-Rutty, 20, also signed a contract extension through the 2027 season with a club option for 2028.
He contributed one goal and five assists in 73 MLS matches (30 starts) with the Reds from 2020-24.
The Toronto FC academy product was the youngest homegrown player in franchise history when he signed at age 15 in January 2020.
–Field Level Media
Los Angeles FC and Austin FC will meet again on the West Coast on Wednesday, six weeks after a clash outside of MLS play showed just how far the gap…
The Seattle Sounders will attempt to extend their win streak to three matches when they play host to the San Jose Earthquakes for a Wednesday clash in the Pacific Northwest….
Real Salt Lake are sputtering down the stretch and look to get back on track when they face FC Dallas on Wednesday night in Sandy, Utah. Real Salt Lake (13-7-8,…
Sounders eye third straight win when last-place Quakes visit
Real Salt Lake try to snap out of funk vs. FC Dallas
Galaxy carry momentum into road match with Timbers
Sporting KC, down to last gasp in playoff hunt, host Rapids