David Monsalve

Toronto FC

He was brought in during the 2007 season by Toronto FC as an injury relief player, as he was signed as an MLS Pool goalkeeper. Monsalve made his MLS and professional debut on July 29 against the Chicago Fire. He is one of the youngest goalkeepers to play a game in the MLS. He was also the goalkeeper in a friendly against Aston Villa a couple of days earlier. Although both games were lost by TFC he impressed both his manager and the fans with his abilities. His MLS rights are held by Toronto FC. On July 27 he was called up for the game against New York Red Bulls. He also joined FC Dallas on an emergency basis, but did not play. After his tenure with Toronto he played in the Canadian Soccer League with the North York Astros.

Inter Turku

He was on trial in Norway for Lillestrøm SK and later signed with FC Inter Turku for the next three seasons. Monsalve made his Veikkausliiga and FC Inter Turku debut on July 1 against Tampere United. He replaced the first choice goalkeeper Patrick Bantamoi who had been sent off previous game against HJK on 85 minutes and had been banned. Monsalve was also sent off. He was replaced by FC Inter Turku's third goalkeeper young Eemeli Reponen. Third game in row with different goalkeeper at start XI. On October 31, 2009, Monsalve got to lift the Finnish Cup trophy for the first time in his club's (FC Inter Turku) history. Monsalve played the whole match in goal when his team beat Tampere United 1–2. On January 28, 2011 it…

Youth

During July 2007 David was a member of the Canada's Under-20 national team that competed in the 2007 U-20 World Cup in Canada. During March 2008 he was on the roster of the Canadian U-23 men's national soccer team which had placed 3rd in the 2008 CONCACAF Men's Olympic Qualification Tournament.

Senior

Monsalve received his first international cap in a friendly match versus Jamaica on January 31, 2010. More than five years after his debut and only cap, Monsalve was set to be called up for friendlies against Guatemala and Puerto Rico in March 2015, but declined the call due to a goalkeeper injury crisis at his club, América de Cali.

After his playing career, he became the assistant and goalkeeper coach for Ontario Tech University's men's and women's teams as well as Technical Director of North York F.C. In 2021, he was announced as an assistant coach for the women's team of the Simcoe County Rovers in League1 Ontario for the 2022 season, however, he later joined Toronto FC II as their goalkeepers coach instead.

Monsalve's parents were both born in Colombia and he can speak both English and Spanish.