The MHSC is about to make a significant reinforcement to the goaltender position. The team is expected to formalize the loan of Jonathan Sirois, a young Canadian guard currently playing in MLS with the CF Montreal. This arrival is motivated by the imminent departure of Benjamin Lecointe, last season’s Ligue 1, who should also go on loan. The club’s sports director, Bruno Carotti, personally followed the player and a loan offer with option of purchase was accepted by the Montreal club, sealing the agreement. This operation has direct implications for the staff of the team, notably with the recent arrival of Mathieu Michel who blocked the number 2 place.

Jonathan Sirois’ arrival comes in a context of preparation for the Ligue 2 season. The MHSC recently played a friendly match against Rodez AF, bowing to the score of 2-0. Despite a good performance, the team conceded two goals at the end of the game, including a match against Mehdhi Baaludj. Coach Zumana Camara pointed out that the team has presented itself well, but there is still work to be done in terms of preparation. The team was also able to count on the presence of Teji Savanier, the 33-year-old attacker, who recovers from a meniscus injury and is expected to join soon.

Téji Savanier’s future at MHSC remains uncertain despite his impressive past with the club, where he scored 44 goals and delivered 34 assists since his arrival in 2019. His performance in the 2024-2025 season was below his usual standards, but he still attracts the attention of observers. The team will have to make a decision about its future, especially given the potential interest of other clubs. Jonathan Sirois’ arrival aims to secure the goaltender position for the coming season, while leaving Savanier’s future open.