Dante Sealy is set for a return to CF Montréal, according to recent club listings and reports detailing the player’s career trajectory within Major League Soccer. Born in Brooklyn, New York, the player’s professional pathway includes development through the FC Dallas academy system and developmental stints abroad.
Early Development and Academy Roots
Sealy’s soccer education began in 2012 when he entered the FC Dallas academy, where he spent his formative years refining his skills. According to official club records from CF Montréal, he signed his first professional contract on Feb. 26, 2019. Shortly after turning professional, the club assigned him to North Texas SC, the organization’s USL League One affiliate, for the 2019 campaign. During that season, Sealy contributed one goal and three assists, helping guide North Texas SC to both the USL League One regular-season title and the postseason championship.
Professional Experience in MLS and Europe
Following his time in USL League One, Sealy transitioned back to the senior FC Dallas squad, making 11 appearances during the 2020 Major League Soccer season. Seeking further development in a European environment, he secured a loan move to the Netherlands ahead of the 2021-22 season. He spent two seasons with the PSV Eindhoven reserve team before returning to Texas ahead of the 2023 MLS campaign.
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During his subsequent tenure with FC Dallas, Sealy logged more than 1,300 minutes of pitch time across 42 appearances, finding the back of the net twice.
CF Montréal Integration and Next Steps
Sealy officially joined CF Montréal on Feb. 6, 2025, bringing additional North American and European experience to the squad. Supporters can track further roster updates and official club announcements through the official CF Montréal website.
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