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How motivated is Larin to translate club success to Canadian men's national team?

Cyle Larin has been on fire for his club Southampton and showing that he still has plenty left in the tank to produce at a high level. Larin may not have featured in the World Cup like he had wanted but is hoping that his club form will translate to the Canadian national team. TSN's Matthew Scianitti is joined by TSN Soccer analyst Steven Caldwell and OneSoccer's Kristian Jack to discuss how motivated the Canadian striker is to prove his worth.

Even without Davies at camp, comradery within CanMNT remains indisputable

The Canadian men's national team is without captain Alphonso Davies at their camp but even after the injury to Derek Cornelius, it's clear that the absence of Davies has done nothing to damage the unity within the team. TSN's Matthew Scianitti and OneSoccer's Kristian Jack weigh in on this and more from Canada's training on Thursday.

Laryea: We miss Alphonso Davies but maybe the break is what's best

As the Canadian men's national team reflected on yet another injury at training, a video was posted online of Alphonso Davies enjoying his honeymoon by the beach. This highlights the dichotomy between the personal needs of Davies the player and his role as captain. Richie Laryea tried to balance both perceptions of Davies on Thursday. Matthew Scianitti has more.

CanMNT will be relying heavily on 'best player at the World Cup' Luc de Fougerolles

With Derek Cornelius out of action and the Canadian men's national team missing several key centre-backs already, Luc de Fougerolles will be relied upon even more than he was at the World Cup. The young defender already has the support and confidence from his teammates who have seen him develop into a quality and reliable player.

It's time to welcome Canada's World Cup heroes home

For the first time since their historic World Cup run, the Canadian national men's soccer team will return to action on home soil this weekend. Canada showed this summer that the pride in the national team is real, and this country wants to show it. TSN's Matthew Scianitti has more.

CanMNT returns home with some big names missing

It is the first time we've seen the Canadian national men's soccer team since exiting their historic World Cup in the Round of 16 back in July, so what is the atmosphere like at camp with notable absences and after a summer where many members of the men's team made moves to new clubs? TSN's Matthew Scianitti has more.

Marsch expecting young players to emerge as CanMNT gets older

It is the start of a new cycle for the Canadian men's national soccer team, and with the next World Cup four years away, Canada's team will be older. Head coach Jesse Marsch says that he needs his guys to maintain their fitness at a 'young 30' level, but also believes younger players will emerge and earn spots.

'We can do as well as we want': CanMNT focused on pushing for trophies at major events

Canada performed well on home soil this past summer at the World Cup, and with several competitions ahead of them, the team says they expect to push for trophies at such events like the Gold Cup, and Copa America. Despite missing a number of players in the current international window, head coach Jesse Marsch and the team expect a strong showing.

'It's all earned': Canadian players feeling love back on club teams in Europe

Canada's men's national soccer team is at a level never seen in this country, not only from a strong showing at the World Cup, but also at previous competitions. Now returning to their club teams, Canadian players say that they are getting more respect world wide, and have gained a number of new fans.

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