By Canadian Press

Canadian international forward Marcus Haber leaves Cavalry FC after one season

Nov 9, 2020 | 1:10 PM

CALGARY — Canadian international forward Marcus Haber is leaving Cavalry FC after one season.

The 31-year-old Vancouver native signed with the Canadian Premier League team on July 31 ahead of the Island Games. The six-foot-four Haber had two goals in nine appearances.

Haber, who has won 27 caps for Canada, was with Pacific FC in the CPL’s inaugural 2019 campaign.

He previously played for the Vancouver Whitecaps, while the team was in the USL First Division, as well as England’s West Bromwich Albion, Stevenage and Crewe Alexandra and Scotland’s St. Johnstone and Dundee.

“Was a pleasure representing @CPLCavalryFC,” Haber said on Twitter. “Thanks for the memories and friendships made. All the best to everyone at the club. You helped me regain my love for the game. The next chapter awaits.”

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Calgary’s Cavalry is also parting ways with Canadian goalkeeper Niko Giantsopoulos, Peruvian forward Jair Cordova, and English forward Jordan Brown and defender Nathan Mavila.

Brown signed with Germany’s VfR Aalen earlier this year.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 9, 2020

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