Cavalry FC captain Marco Carducci is leaving the club after seven seasons, with his contract coming to an end. Carducci, twice named the Canadian Premier League's best goalkeeper, made 193 appearances across all competitions, with 57 clean sheets. He helped Cavalry FC win the CPL Shield in 2023 and the North Star Cup as CPL champion in 2024. 'This is not an easy decision by any means, but I've reached a point in my life and career where I'm ready for a new chapter and a new challenge,' Carducci said. Tommy Wheeldon Jr, Cavalry FC's coach and general manager, praised Carducci as an exceptional leader, saying 'we won't just miss his consistency and calm presence between the posts, we'll miss the incredible human being he is.' Carducci was diagnosed with testicular cancer in February 2022 but recovered to win the league's Golden Glove Award that season. He also won the award in 2019 and was a finalist in 2021, 2023, and 2025. Carducci joined the Vancouver Whitecaps in 2014 and made his pro debut later that year. He had a stint with the USL Championship's Rio Grande Valley FC in 2017 before joining Wheeldon in Calgary at Foothills FC in 2018. And now, Carducci is moving on, leaving behind a legacy at Cavalry FC. But his impact on the club will be remembered, particularly his role in the team's successes. So, what's next for Carducci? Only time will tell, but for now, he's focused on his new chapter. Carducci's departure marks the end of an era at Cavalry FC, with the club looking to rebuild and find a new leader. The 29-year-old Calgary native will always be remembered as a key figure in the club's history.