Canada Soccer has appointed Jesse Marsch as the new head coach for the men’s national team, entrusting him with the role through to the 2026 World Cup. Marsch, who boasts extensive coaching experience across top clubs in England, Germany, Austria, and North America, steps into the position previously held by John Herdman. His appointment, part of a shift in Canada Soccer’s operational approach, was made possible through significant philanthropic donations from the owners of Canada’s MLS clubs—Vancouver Whitecaps, CF Montreal, and Toronto FC—along with other private contributors.
The newly appointed Canada Soccer CEO and General Secretary, Kevin Blue, who faced initial skepticism last month regarding his financial strategies, has proven his effectiveness by securing Marsch’s commitment. Marsch’s diverse coaching background includes stints at Leeds United, RB Leipzig, Red Bull Salzburg,…