If Toronto FC decides to play its March 7 CONCACAF Champions League date against the Los Angeles Galaxy indoors at Rogers Centre rather than at BMO Field, it will likely mean many more games under the dome in the seasons to come.

In a move that has to be seen as very sentimental in nature, the club has signed veteran keeper Greg Sutton. The deal now gives the Impact three keepers on its MLS roster for 2012.

The Vancouver Whitecaps will be losing CEO Paul Barber at the end of February. But the club won’t be putting up a help wanted sign.

In 2007, Lambe signed a deal to join Ipswich Town, where he spent his time in the youth and reserve squads. According to the Bernews, Ipswich let Lambe know during the 2010-11 campaign that he wasn’t going to be re-signed. He was loaned out to Bristol Rovers, given the chance to impress brass there. But he wasn’t signed when the loan expired.

The Montreal Impact’s MLS roster now stands at 20, as the club announced Wednesday that Colombian forward Miguel Montano will join the team for the 2012 season.

After three years at Trinity Western University, the left-footed defender crossed the Atlantic to begin building a European career. But, as he played for lower-division Belgian side RRFC Montegnee, he began suffering from headaches.Then he woke up one morning, and he couldn’t see.

The Vancouver Whitecaps will face their fiercest Canadian rival on opening day; the question is, how many Canadians will actually be on the field?

Toronto FC announced Monday that Stuart Neely has stepped down as the head of the club’s academy.

Canadian keeper Tomer Chencinski’s trial with Swedish side, Orebro SK, has been successful.

For fans of reigning W-League MVP Mallory Outerbridge, there will be disappointment.The Regina native was the most notable name left of John Herdman’s preliminary roster ahead of the Olympic qualifying tournament.