Canada's Historic Copa América Run Sets Stage for 2026 World Cup

Coach Jesse Marsch emphasizes the need for developing young talent and refining strategies to compete with top teams.

Canada reached the Copa América semifinals for the first time, marking their deepest run in a major tournament outside the Gold Cup.
Coach Jesse Marsch aims to use this success to inspire a stronger soccer culture in Canada ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Marsch highlights the importance of developing Canadian-born talent and enhancing player leadership on and off the field.
Alphonso Davies' role and utilization remain a focal point as Marsch seeks to maximize his impact for the national team.
Despite the progress, Marsch acknowledges the need for further improvement to compete with elite teams like Argentina and France.