After losing to the United States, the Canadian national team is in danger of becoming bankrupt because its players are traveling in economy class.
Due to a dire financial condition that might eventually result in bankruptcy, the Canadian men's national team could be forced to skip the international windows.
Former Dundee United defender and interim general secretary Jason de Vos has drawn a bleak picture for players like Celtic's Alistair Johnston and company that may prevent elite athletes from being able to represent their nation. Although de Vos claims that Canada Soccer's financial position is becoming a "real struggle" and that declaring bankruptcy has already been considered, Canada was a participant in the Qatar 2022 World Cup.
The men's team will play in the Gold Cup the next week, but the women's squad will participate in the summer World Cup. However, both sides could be forced to skip forthcoming contests, including...









