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Inside Soccer column: Canada's national men's team coach conducts clinic in SaskatoonSince Jesse Marsch was appointed Team Canada men’s national head coach last June, he has been at the helm for more than 13 ...
Canada men's soccer coach Jesse Marsch visited Calgary as part of his coaching workshop, implementing a two-fold strategy ...
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Canada Soccer reports deficit is decreasing, expects to be out of red in 2026Canada Soccer says it is expecting a $2.4-million deficit this year, down from $4 million in 2024. The governing body also ...
Canada will play a Gold Cup match at BC Place in June, which Marsch confirmed will be played on a natural grass surface.
A pivotal year approaches for Jesse Marsch and Canada, with the CONCACAF Nations League Finals fast approaching ...
In exchange, Canada Soccer gets between $3 and $3.5 million a year — and an extra $500,000 during 2024, 2025 and 2026 because Canada is playing host to the FIFA World Cup in 2026. Canada Soccer has ...
When Jesse Marsch took over the Canadian men’s national team in the spring of 2024, one of his first moves as head coach went ...
Canada Soccer has announced the 21-player squad, along with two alternates and five training players, selected by Head Coach ...
The budget numbers rise and fall, depending on the soccer calendar that year. The figures were substantially higher in 2022 due to the men’s World Cup, which Canada took part in for the first ...
As Canada Soccer tries to shed dark shadows from the ... Venezuela and his very own USA that now has our men ranked 31st in the FIFA World Rankings, its highest-ever placing.
Asked to describe the bottom line he inherited when he took over as Canada Soccer’s chief executive officer and general secretary last March, Kevin Blue’s response is both succinct and telling.
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