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Maxime Crépeau

An experienced Québec goalkeeper known for communication, sharp reactions and a career repeatedly strengthened by adversity.

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TeamCANMNT
PositionGoalkeeper
Current clubOrlando City
Date of birth11 May 1994
Height185 cm
Place of birthGreenfield Park, QC
Home townCandiac, QC

The quick read

Player story

A Montréal academy goalkeeper with a continent of experience

Born in Greenfield Park and raised in Candiac, Crépeau entered Montréal’s academy and became one of the club’s early homegrown signings. A 2018 loan with Ottawa Fury produced a league Goalkeeper of the Year award and opened the door to starting roles in Vancouver, Los Angeles and Portland. He won MLS Cup with LAFC in 2022 despite suffering a serious leg injury late in the final, then rebuilt his career again. Orlando City signed him in 2026.

Alert, vocal and willing to own the moment

Crépeau is an active goalkeeper. He sets the line with constant communication, reacts quickly at close range and is prepared to leave his goal when a through ball demands it. Orlando highlighted his composure, leadership and championship experience when signing him. His best matches tend to have a visible rhythm: early information to defenders, decisive starting positions and strong reactions when the first defensive action fails.

Experience behind an aggressive team

Canada’s willingness to press can leave the goalkeeper responsible for space as well as shots. Crépeau’s readiness to sweep behind the back line fits that approach. He also brings tournament experience, including a standout 2024 Copa América in which Canada reached the semifinals.

The club journey

  1. FC Montréal
  2. CF Montréal
  3. Ottawa Fury
  4. Vancouver Whitecaps FC
  5. Los Angeles FC
  6. Portland Timbers
  7. Orlando City

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