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Canada's Soccer Team Faces Injuries Ahead of World Cup

3/20/2026

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Canada's men's soccer team is facing challenges ahead of the World Cup due to injuries to key players, including captain Alphonso Davies.
Coach Jesse Marsch has adjusted the March training camp to focus on performance, bringing in 26 players for friendlies against Iceland and Tunisia.
Notable absences include striker Promise David and midfielder Stephen Eustáquio, while new players like Aribim Pepple and Ralph Priso have been called up.
The team aims to finalize its World Cup roster by May 30, with the tournament starting June 11, 2026.

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Canada's men's soccer team is facing challenges ahead of the World Cup due to injuries to key players, including captain Alphonso Davies.
Coach Jesse Marsch has adjusted the March training camp to focus on performance, bringing in 26 players for friendlies against Iceland and Tunisia.
Notable absences include striker Promise David and midfielder Stephen Eustáquio, while new players like Aribim Pepple and Ralph Priso have been called up.
The team aims to finalize its World Cup roster by May 30, with the tournament starting June 11, 2026.