Cavalry FC of the Canadian Premier League has confirmed several key decisions related to its 2025 roster. The club has exercised the options for defender Eryk Kobza and midfielder Niko Myroniuk, which will see the two remain with Cavalry FC in 2026. Cavalry FC has declined the options for defender Tom Field, forward Ayman Sellouf, and midfielder Diego Gutierrez. However, the club remains in discussions with Gutierrez over a potential contract extension. Cavalry FC thanks both Field and Sellouf for their contributions and wishes them the best moving forward. Twelve players have contracts guaranteed through the 2026 season, including goalkeeper Nathan Ingham, defenders Bradley Kamdem-Fewo, Daan Klomp, Levi Laing, and Callum Montgomery, midfielders Sergio Camargo, Maël Henry, and James McGlinchey, and forwards Caniggia Elva, Jay Herdman, Goteh Ntignee, and Tobias Warschewski. Camargo's contract was guaranteed after he achieved a performance goal that automatically triggered his 2026 Club Option. The current 2026 Cavalry FC roster includes a mix of returning players and new signings. As the team prepares for the upcoming season, fans can expect to see a strong lineup take the field. With the roster updates, Cavalry FC is shaping up to be a competitive force in the Canadian Premier League. The team's management has made strategic decisions to build a solid foundation for the season ahead. Fans of Cavalry FC can look forward to an exciting year of football.