Monday's European transfer window deadline was of particular interest from a Canadian perspective, as four of the country's World Cup hopefuls changed addresses. James Sharman ranks all four moves from interesting to eye-catching.

Despite the lack of star power, this upcoming Canadian men's soccer team camp is extremely important for several players. It's one of the last chances to make a bid for a World Cup roster spot.

Canadian soccer may still be light on Tier 1 representation, but the latest transfer window offered clear signs of progress as James Sharman writes.

Alphonso Davies’ return had been talked about all year, but after almost nine months out with an ACL tear suffered in the Nations League, it still felt unreal.

International football may lead Canada coach Jesse Marsch to needing three different starting XIs. With that, James Sharman makes the hard decisions on how Canada should line up.

Staring down World Cup-winner Hugo Lloris in the penalty shootout, Whitecaps forward Jayden Nelson never had a doubt. James Sharman speaks to the Canadian 'Caps player about his journey and mindset ahead of the MLS Conference Finals.