The Concacaf Champions League will resume its season, after the coronavirus pandemic suspended its actions last March and this Monday, some teams have submitted the list of players eligible for the tournament that will be played starting next December 15 in Orlando, including Montreal Impact, which left out the Spanish, Bojan Krkić.
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The Spanish forward was not included in the list of eligible for the Canadian box, who will dispute his place in the semifinals against Olimpia of Honduras, after a few days ago it was announced that Montreal would not exercise Bojan’s contract option for the following season.
Bojan’s future in MLS is still uncertain, as it is not yet defined if he will remain with Montreal, despite the fact that the Canadian team’s own sports director, Olivier Renard, accepted that the Impact made him an offer, for the 30-year-old to stay on the team with a new contract.
Montreal Impact will open the activity of the return of the quarterfinals of the Concacaf Champions League, when it faces Olimpia next Tuesday, December 15 at the Exploria Stadium in Orlando, where The MLS team will seek to overcome the disadvantage of the first leg, in which they fell by 2 goals to 1.
Bojan’s passage through MLS
The footballer who emerged in the Masía del Barcelona, arrived at the team directed by Thierry Henry last August and so far, He has 31 appearances for the Canadian team, in which he has left 7 goals and 4 assists, in addition to the unknown of his return to Montreal for the next season.
Bojan recorded a total of 21 matches in all Impact competitions, in where he scored 4 goals and gave 4 assists during this 2020.
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