Jesse Marsch backs decision to train in U.S. ahead of World Cup as Canada boss pens new deal
Jesse Marsch, the head coach of the Canadian national soccer team, has announced a 32-man roster for upcoming friendlies ahead of the FIFA World Cup. He has also committed to a long-term future with the team. The decision to train in North Carolina has sparked mixed reactions, but the team will return to Vancouver for the World Cup.
- ▪Jesse Marsch has named a 32-man roster for pre-World Cup friendlies against Uzbekistan and Ireland.
- ▪Alphonso Davies, Tajon Buchanan, and Jonathan David are among the notable players included in the squad.
- ▪The Canadian team will train in Charlotte, North Carolina, before returning to Vancouver for the World Cup.
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- ▪ Canada gets down to business in final training camp ahead of World Cup — The Globe and Mail
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