Richie Laryea discussed Alphonso Davies' absence from Canada's camp and said while the team will miss their captain, it's ultimately a good thing Davies is getting the rest he needs in order to be fully charged ahead of a busy 2027 and beyond.
The Canadian men's national team will take part in the CONCACAF Nations League, Gold Cup and potentially the Copa America before the next FIFA World Cup and Promise David believes the program is in a good position to claim an international title.
Junior Hoilett will be celebrated in Toronto when the Canadian men's national team takes on Chile on Saturday and the veteran has clearly left his mark on his teammates, who spoke highly of the winger for all that he has done for them and the program as a whole.
The Canadian men's national team players are 'gutted' for their teammate Derek Cornelius who suffered a hip injury during Wednesday's training session. Richie Laryea said the incident had nothing to do with the intensity of the practice.
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.
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.
Canadian centre-back Derek Cornelius suffered a non-contact injury to his lower body during training on Thursday and was taken to hospital. TSN's Matthew Scianitti has more on what transpired on the pitch.
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Canadian men's national team head coach Jesse Marsch discussed the hip injury suffered by Derek Cornelius Wednesday during training.
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Canada's men's national soccer team returned to home soil for the first time since their World Cup performance. Matthew Scianitti has more on the mood around the team, despite missing a few key pieces.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Head coach Casey Stoney has unveiled the Canadian women’s soccer squad that will take on Denmark in a pair of friendlies next month. Stoney says the goal of the roster was to mix experience and youth.
For the first time since FIFA World Cup, Canada's men's national team will return to action on home soil this weekend.
Second-half goals from Alejandro Grimaldo and Jonathan David gave Atlético Madrid a victory over 10-man Real Madrid at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano. David carried on his fine goal-scoring form and made it three goals in his last three games by doubling Atlético's advantage.
Ngozi Okobi-Okeoghene opened the scoring five minutes in, Johanne Fridlund doubled Ottawa's lead, and Okobi-Okeoghene struck again a minute after Calgary got one back to lift the Rapid to a win over the Wild on Sunday.
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