Nyah Rose Joins Canadian Women's Soccer Senior Team for Spain Training Camp

The 19-year-old forward steps up to the senior squad, following her sister Jade Rose's path in international soccer.

Nyah Rose, a 19-year-old forward, is participating in her first training camp with Canada's senior women's soccer team in Spain.
She previously excelled as a youth international, scoring key goals at the U-20 Women's World Cup and earning accolades at Southern Methodist University.
Nyah's sister, Jade Rose, a 21-year-old defender with 26 senior caps, is absent from the camp due to an ankle injury.
Canada Soccer's interim head coach Cindy Tye, previously the U-20 coach, is leading the team following the suspension of Bev Priestman due to the Olympic drone-spying scandal.
The team is preparing for upcoming friendlies against Iceland and South Korea, marking an important development opportunity for young players like Nyah and others new to the senior squad.