Ghanaian striker Prince Owusu once again demonstrated his importance to CF Montréal, scoring a crucial equaliser as the Canadian side fought back to secure a 2-2 draw against the New England Revolution in Major League Soccer on Saturday night.

Wearing the captain’s armband, Owusu rose to the occasion when his side needed him most, finding the back of the net to rescue a valuable point for the hosts in an entertaining MLS encounter.

The goal continued the 28-year-old’s remarkable form this season, taking his direct goal involvements to 16 in just 16 starts from 17 league appearances. He has now scored 10 goals and provided six assists, underlining his status as one of the league’s most influential forwards.

Owusu has been the driving force behind Montréal’s attack throughout the campaign, consistently delivering decisive performances and leading by example. His composure in front of goal and ability to create opportunities for teammates have made him a standout performer in the club’s 2026 MLS season.

Saturday’s equaliser was another reminder of the Ghana international’s growing influence, with his leadership and clinical finishing proving instrumental in helping CF Montréal avoid defeat.

As the MLS season progresses, Owusu’s outstanding consistency will be a major boost for Montréal’s ambitions, while his prolific performances continue to strengthen his reputation as one of Ghana’s most in-form forwards abroad.