Bakary Soumare has found another new home after being picked up by the Montreal Impact in the second stage of the 2014 MLS Re-Entry Draft.
The 29-year old defender was taken with pick number one in Stage 2 of the second-chance draft on Thursday after spending the last season-and-a-half with the Chicago Fire.
Soumare, who kicked off his career with the Fire in 2007, has also played with French club Boulogne, German side Karlsruhe and has had a short stint with Philadelphia Union.
Following the former Mali international in Stage 2 of the Re-Entry Draft was veteran defender Marvell Wynne who joins San Jose Earthquakes after being released by Colorado Rapids.
The Quakes also took winger Sanna Nyassi with a second-round pick, joining Houston Dynamo in taking two selections. The Texan club gave another chance to striker Chandler Hoffman and midfielder Nathan Sturgis.
Also selected in the draft was ex-Vancouver Whitecaps and San Jose winger Atiba Harris (FC Dallas), former LA Galaxy and Chivas USA forward Tristan Bowen (New England Revolution) and Seattle Sounders' past back-up keeper Josh Ford (Orlando City).
MLS Re-Entry Draft Stage 2 Selections
Montreal Impact - Bakary Soumare (D) San Jose Earthquakes - Marvell Wynne (D), Sanna Nyassi (MF, 2nd round) Houston Dynamo - Chandler Hoffman (F), Nathan Sturgis (MF, 2nd Round) FC Dallas - Atiba Harris (F/MF) New England Revolution - Tristan Bowen (F) Orlando City SC - Josh Ford (GK)
