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Not every twenty-something in a big city has the luxury of spending a Friday night out on the town. Some have to work weekends. Professional soccer players, for example.
Montreal Impact opened training camp for the 2015 MLS season on January 23. No surprise then that some of the team's players opted for a quiet night in: maybe watching a little TV, maybe tooling around online, maybe fixing a Twitter bio.
#IMFC | Is Felipe on his way out? A very perceptive @pauldelude noticed changes to his Twitter bio this evening... pic.twitter.com/uNU63JfSkR
— Section 126 (@Section_126) January 24, 2015
Hmmm. Felipe Martins, currently assumed to be a 24-year-old professional soccer player for the Montreal Impact has apparently nixed the Montreal Impact part of that description.
Why would a site devoted to the New York Red Bulls care what Felipe does to his Twitter bio on a Friday night? Because he is rumored to be on the other side of a trade that would send Ambroise Oyongo to Montreal.
Still, freshening up an online profile is hardly any kind of proof of a move to New York. Though it would appear he was once the sort of man who proudly flew his employer's colors on Twitter.
@chansiufung76 @Section_126 nop, before was saying: profesionnal footballer for impact montreal and had color of the team
— paul delude (@pauldelude) January 24, 2015
Does the deletion of a few words from a Twitter bio lend credence to a rumor? Of course n...
#IMFC | UPDATE : Felipe updated his Twitter bio again. Now says Montreal Impact. pic.twitter.com/uFWX5YBfBg
— Section 126 (@Section_126) January 24, 2015
Oh. He added some words. Still, no biggie. Doubt he even noticed the conversa...
I just updated my profile with new pic!
— Felipe Martins (@FeliMartins23) January 24, 2015
Ok. Maybe he did notice. Maybe he didn't.
We're watching you, Felipe. You think we'd have something better to do with our Friday nights, but if you're spending them on Twitter, then so are we.