CF Montréal announced on June 11 that head coach Philippe Eullaffray will continue in his role through the remainder of the 2026 MLS season. The club said the decision confirms the continuity plan set after his appointment in April following the departure of Marco Donadel.
Eullaffray assumed the head‑coach position in early April after Donadel left the club. His arrival came as the team searched for stability amid a mid‑season transition. The club’s statement emphasized that the management is satisfied with the direction under Eullaffray and sees no need for a change before the season concludes.
The announcement was delivered in a press release posted on the club’s official website on Thursday. The statement highlighted that the coaching position would stay unchanged for the rest of the campaign, reinforcing the management’s intent to maintain the current sporting direction.
The announcement arrives as CF Montréal prepares for the upcoming fixtures that will determine its final standing in the league. Retaining the same coach eliminates the disruption that a mid‑season replacement could cause, according to the club’s communications. The organization also noted that the coaching staff will continue to work on tactical preparation and player development for the remaining matches.
With the season now past its halfway point, the squad faces a series of fixtures that will influence its final league placement. Maintaining the same head coach is intended to provide tactical consistency as the team works toward its objectives.
While the club did not disclose details about contract length or future plans beyond the current season, the decision signals that Eullaffray will have the opportunity to complete the campaign that began under Donadel’s tenure. Fans and analysts will now watch how the team performs under his continued leadership as the season draws to a close.