Valour FC has signed Louis Béland-Goyette, a 23-year-old midfielder from Pointe-Claire, Quebec, after a couple of weeks at the team's training camp. Béland-Goyette's time with the Montreal Impact didn't go as planned due to injuries. He entered 2018 with high expectations but fought injuries all year, making only four appearances for the Impact. Béland-Goyette was released by Montreal at the end of the season. He shares a similar story to his former Impact teammate, Michael Petrasso, who also had his MLS career cut short due to injury. Béland-Goyette is eager to make an impact with Valour FC and prove himself in the Canadian Premier League. He officially signed a one-year deal with Valour FC on Tuesday. Béland-Goyette's experience playing for his hometown's Major League Soccer club will be valuable for Valour FC. The team is currently training and playing exhibition games in the Dominican Republic before the inaugural season kicks off. Béland-Goyette is looking forward to the new challenge and is ready to work hard to achieve his goals. He is excited to be part of Valour FC and contribute to the team's success. The Canadian Premier League is a new and exciting opportunity for Béland-Goyette, and he is eager to make the most of it.