The New England Revolution acquired goalkeeper Clément Diop from Inter Miami CF on Friday.
• Read also: MLS: Huge DC United take
• Read also: CF Montreal: the arrival of Chinonso Offor confirmed
• Read also: CF Montreal insists and wins late in the game
In return, the Florida club received $325,000 in general allocation.
“Clément Diop is a goalie I know well from my time with the Los Angeles Galaxy. He is experienced and athletic. He brings depth to our goalkeeping squad,” Revolution head coach Bruce Arena said in a statement.
Diop has seven seasons of Major League Soccer experience, including four with CF Montreal. He indeed wore the colors of Bleu-Blanc-Noir from 2018 to 2021.
In three starts this season with Inter Miami, the Frenchman has managed a shutout and made four saves. He also allowed seven goals.
