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James Sharman

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How loaded soccer calendar in 2025 might impact Canadian players

With the Club World Cup and Gold Cup overlapping with the transfer window in the summer of 2025, there could be some interesting ripple effects for Canadian players.

Canada Soccer working on finalizing plans for national training complex

Canadian men's roster is deeper than ever, creating competition for roles

With the Canadian men’s roster pool getting deeper at every position, it’s creating healthy competition for roles across the field. James Sharman breaks down which players are in the conversation going into a pivotal year for the national team.

Despite challenges, Canadian soccer set up for transformative year in 2025

The last 12 months have come with some challenges and dark spots for Canadian soccer, but the positive steps taken have set the country up for a transformative year to help build momentum towards World Cup 2026.

How Cavalry FC winning the CPL championship is good for league growth

CPL Final a Canadian showcase of two heavyweight teams, managers

It may be a predictable matchup in this weekend's CPL Final, but the league’s best will be on full display and some firsts on the line when Forge FC and Cavalry FC meet for the championship.

How Alistair Johnston's leadership role with Celtic should benefit Canadian NT

It may not have received much attention in Canada this past weekend, but our very own Alistair Johnston accepted the captain’s armband for Celtic. For the Canadian national team, it demonstrates that the squad is in good shape when it comes to on-field leadership.

Current crop of Canadian talent making 'Unattached FC' a distant memory

Three moves we'd love to see Canada make against Panama

There has been some significant turnover to Canada's men's national soccer team in the last year. In fact, with 17 players under the age of 25 on the roster today, Marsch’s squad for the Panama match on Tuesday is dominated by youth.