CF Montreal announced on Friday that the club is actively seeking ways to sharpen its offensive play after enduring a stretch of 270 minutes without a goal in Major League Soccer competition. The goalless run has stretched across several matches and has prompted the organization to evaluate its attacking options.
Team officials said the focus will be on tactical adjustments and player contributions that could break the current scoring drought. Coaching staff will review recent match footage, training routines, and set-piece strategies to identify areas for improvement. The aim is to generate clear chances and convert them into goals in upcoming fixtures.
The 270-minute period without a goal marks the longest dry spell for the club this season. While defensive performance has remained steady, the lack of offensive output has become a point of concern for the organization and its supporters. The club plans to involve its forward line in discussions about positioning and movement to increase the likelihood of finding the net.
Looking ahead, CF Montreal will implement the identified changes in the next scheduled MLS match, hoping to end the drought and restore scoring momentum. The club’s leadership emphasized that addressing the issue promptly is essential for maintaining competitive balance in the league.