Dante Sealy
CFM
Right Winger
Left Winger
One-v-One Creator
Apr 17, 2003 (23)
Left
5'10"
176 lb
Starts after injury absence
Sealy (undisclosed) is in the starting XI for Saturday's match against Nashville.
Analysis: Sealy returns to the starting XI after missing the last four games with an undisclosed issue. His immediate reintegration into the lineup suggests he has made sufficient progress to resume his regular role, providing a boost to a Montreal attack that has also been without Prince-Osei Owusu.
Sidelined again
Sealy is not available for the time being after sustaining a lower body issue, per the MLS injury report.
Analysis: Sealy is once again struggling to reach full fitness despite being expected to return from an undisclosed issue that kept him out since late September. His absence further weakens a Montreal attack that is also without Prince-Osei Owusu (lower body). In the short term, Alexis Sanchez and Hennadii Synchuk will look to see increased involvement on the flanks.
Back for Toronto matchup
Sealy (undisclosed) is available for Saturday's MLS clash against Toronto FC after being omitted from CF Montreal's latest injury report.
Analysis: Sealy had been training individually over the past two weeks due to an undisclosed issue, but his absence from the latest injury report indicates he is cleared to return to action. The attacker has primarily served as a depth option in Montreal's attacking rotation, limiting his fantasy appeal even when fully healthy. Despite being available against Toronto, Sealy could remain in a reserve role given his recent training restrictions and limited involvement in the starting XI.
Training alone Tuesday
Sealy (undisclosed) worked alone during Tuesday's training session, according to CF Montreal reporter Maxime Truman.
Analysis: Sealy was spotted training away from the group last week as well. Until he joins full training, his availability to crack the matchday squad will be uncertain. Sealy is a depth piece in the attacking line, though, so his absence won't carry a ton of fantasy appeal.
Training separately
Sealy (undisclosed) was training outside of the group Friday, according to Maxime Truman of DL Coulisses.
Analysis: Sealy is not looking to be an option quite yet, as the forward has yet to join group training and remains on the side for his work. It appears his undisclosed injury is still bothering him and will leave him on the sidelines, a second straight game set to be missed. With the possible absence of Prince Owusu, this could be a rough loss, not having much depth in the attack.
Returns to Montreal to rehab
Sealy (undisclosed) suffered an apparent injury and returned to Montreal Thursday to continue his rehabilitation with the club after being with the Trinidad and Tobago national team in Jamaica, according to Amine Sabri.
Analysis: Sealy had been called up by Trinidad and Tobago for the September-October international break, an absence that should have ruled him out of Saturday's match against Cincinnati, and his early return now shifts focus back to his recovery process. He should be back in contention for Montreal's rotation once fully cleared, with the club continuing to monitor his fitness ahead of the match against Toronto on Oct. 10.
Joins national team
Sealy has been called up by Trinidad & Tobago for the September-October international break and will therefore miss Saturday's clash against Cincinnati.
Analysis: Sealy has been a regular starter for Montreal since his return at the end of August, contributing six shots and two chances created in four MLS appearances (two starts). He will miss Saturday's match against Cincinnati due to the call up but should return in time to face Toronto on October 10. His absence will likely lead to Hennadii Synchuk getting a larger role on the right flank.
Plays 71 minutes Wednesday
Sealy (undisclosed) started and logged 71 minutes of play during Wednesday's Canadian Championship semifinals match against Vancouver Whitecaps.
Analysis: Sealy is back available after dealing with a minor knock before the midweek game. This means he'll continue to be involved in the rotation on both wings if he stays healthy for the remainder of the year. While he has generated consistent offensive output, he has yet to get directly involved in a goal in five official matches since returning to Montreal from Colorado Rapids. Both Noah Streit and Daniel Rios could see limited roles if Sealy remains active in upcoming fixtures.
Trains individually after knock
Sealy trained individually before leaving the session Monday and did not practice with the group, after taking a hit against the Colorado Rapids that does not appear to be major, according to Felix Lajoie of KAN FC.
Analysis: Sealy contributed four shots (three on target), and one chance created against the Rapids, continuing a productive stretch since his return to CF Montreal from Colorado. He will hope to be recovered from the knock in time for Saturday's clash against Columbus Crew.
Returns to CF Montreal
Sealy has returned to CF Montreal after the club acquired the midfielder from the Colorado Rapids.
Analysis: Sealy returns to Montreal less than a year after leaving the club for Colorado, having produced two assists in 20 MLS appearances for the Rapids this season. The versatile midfielder enjoyed his most productive MLS campaign with Montreal in 2025, recording nine goals and two assists across 30 appearances. His familiarity with the club should allow for a quick transition, with Sealy expected to compete for regular minutes in multiple roles across the midfield and attack.
Four key passes in victory
Sealy had five shots (one on goal), six crosses (two accurate) and two corners in Saturday's 2-0 victory versus Sporting Kansas City.
Analysis: Sealy was a constant attacking threat in Saturday's 2-0 win over Sporting KC, registering five shots, six crosses and a season-high four chances created across his 90 minutes as Colorado's most active wide outlet in a match where the numerical advantage from the 35th minute gave the Rapids increasing amounts of space to exploit against an increasingly stretched Sporting KC backline. The winger has now started three consecutive MLS matches and delivered his most complete individual attacking performance of the season, with his combination of crossing volume, shot attempts and chance creation giving Colorado a dynamic option on the right side of attack heading into a crucial stretch of the Western Conference calendar.
Provides six crosses
Sealy had one shot (zero on goal), six crosses (two accurate) and five corners in Saturday's 1-0 victory over Austin FC.
Analysis: Sealy did his part in an attempt to generate chances with six crosses and five corner kicks, though his accuracy could use some work. The forward has a favorable matchup coming up in two weeks to bounce back, as Sporting KC have allowed 46 goals so far in MLS play this season.
Six crosses Saturday
Sealy generated one shot (one on goal), six crosses (two accurate) and one corner in Saturday's 1-0 loss against Houston Dynamo.
Analysis: Sealy recorded six crosses in Saturday's loss, his second most in a match this season. He also recorded two accurate crosses for the fourth time this season and put one shot on target, one of just two his side managed in the loss. He was subbed off in the 81st minute for Kimani Stewart-Baynes.
Four crosses in draw
Sealy registered one shot (one on goal), four crosses (two accurate) and three corners in Wednesday's 0-0 draw against Los Angeles Football Club.
Analysis: Sealy got the start in Wednesday's 0-0 draw at LAFC and turned in a solid shift with four crosses, three corners, one shot on target and a tackle. He didn't get on the scoresheet this time but stayed heavily involved on set pieces while providing width down the right wing. Sealy now sits on two assists through nine appearances with seven starts for the Rapids, already a career high in MLS play, and is still chasing his first goal of the season.
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