Canada Soccer Faces Fallout from Olympic Drone Spying Scandal

An investigation reveals a culture of insufficient oversight, leading to disciplinary actions and resignations.

Canada Soccer is seeking disciplinary action against former men's head coach John Herdman, despite his non-involvement in the Paris Olympics incident.
Former women's head coach Bev Priestman and two other staff members will not return to Canada Soccer following the scandal.
The drone spying incident at the Paris Olympics was part of a broader pattern of unethical practices within the organization.
Canada Soccer plans to implement measures such as ethics training and an independent audit committee to prevent future misconduct.
The investigation was prompted by the arrest of a Canada Soccer analyst for using a drone to spy on New Zealand's women's team.