FC Supra strengthens ties with Quebec youth soccer through summer community visits
FC Supra du Québec is continuing its outreach across the province this summer by bringing players and club representatives directly to local soccer organizations through a series of community visits designed to inspire young athletes.
According to the club, the initiative is part of FC Supra’s 2026 Partner Club Program and includes training sessions, autograph signings and community activities aimed at strengthening relationships with grassroots soccer clubs throughout Quebec.
Connecting professional players with young athletes
The summer tour began on June 17 in Pointe-Claire, where nearly 100 young players participated in the first community event.
Since then, FC Supra has also visited CS Montréal Centre on July 11 and CS LaSalle on July 12.
The club says the visits are intended to give young players an opportunity to train alongside professional athletes while encouraging participation in the sport.
“We believe in staying close to the community because this club was built with and for the people who support the game at every level,” said Paul Desbaillets, Chief Brand Officer of FC Supra du Québec.
“These visits are about more than soccer. They are about creating moments young players and families will remember, supporting the clubs that help grow the game, and making sure our partner clubs feel seen, valued and truly part of the Supra community.”
More visits planned this summer
The community tour will continue with several additional stops across Quebec during the coming weeks:
- August 3: Soccer Verdun, Parc Archambeault
- August 13: CS Saint-Laurent, Parc Marcel-Laurin
Beyond summer events
According to FC Supra, the Partner Club Program extends beyond the summer visits and includes joint public training sessions, appearances at club events, educational seminars led by FC Supra staff and opportunities for amateur coaches to observe professional training sessions.
The initiative forms part of the club’s broader objective of supporting soccer development across Quebec while strengthening connections between the professional and amateur levels of the game.
FC Supra, which is competing in its inaugural Canadian Premier League season, says the program reflects its commitment to developing homegrown talent and building long-term relationships within Quebec’s soccer community.
