Cavalry FC captain Sergio Camargo has signed a contract extension that will keep him with the club through the 2028 season. The 31-year-old midfielder, who has been with Cavalry since its inaugural 2019 CPL season, is the last remaining original player on the roster.
Camargo Commits to Cavalry's Future
“From the very first day, this club has set the standard for excellence in the CPL, showing everyone what Canadian soccer can truly be,” Camargo said. “Being here since Day 1, I’ve felt the incredible passion this club and city has for soccer every single time I step onto the pitch. We’ve grown this league together, and there is nowhere else I’d rather be. I’m honoured to wear the armband and to bring more trophies home to Calgary.”
Camargo joined Cavalry ahead of the 2019 season as one of the club’s first signings. Prior to that, he played NCAA Division I soccer for Coastal Carolina Chanticleers and Syracuse Orange. He later signed his first professional contract with MLS side Toronto FC, winning the Voyageurs Cup in 2017.
Heartbeat of the Club
Since joining Cavalry, Camargo has made 171 appearances across all competitions, scoring 34 goals and adding 22 assists. He is one of the club’s all-time leading goal-scorers and most influential players. Cavalry GM and head coach Tommy Wheeldon Jr. praised Camargo's leadership. “Sergio is the heartbeat of our club. As a player from Day 1, he has lived every chapter of our journey and embodies the culture of Cavalry. He understands the young players because he was once in their shoes and now serves as the experienced voice we lean on in key moments. While his goals and assists speak for themselves, his true value lies in his leadership, character and unwavering commitment to the badge.”
Next Match
Camargo and Cavalry (7W-1L-2D) return to ATCO Field on Sunday, June 28, to host expansion-team FC Supra du Québec (3-4-2) at Spruce Meadows in CPL action.
