Speak to any close observer of Team Canada’s men’s national team and there is one overriding sentiment that they can all agree on: Tajon Buchanan is back.

Goals, suddenly, are no longer in short supply, and the options available to Canada's Jesse Marsch have never been better. James Sharman explores the men's team's depth heading into a World Cup year.

Jesse Marsch was desperate to find a solution after seeing only one set-piece goal out of 14 scored in his first 15 matches in charge. Enter Nicolas Gagnon.

With the World Cup less than a year away, Jesse Marsch and the Canadian men's national team used this transfer window to move players around to find the best roles for success.

Of the many assignments tasked to Canadian men’s head coach Jesse Marsch, creating a strong leadership group was perhaps not front and centre when he took the helm. But it is now, writes James Sharman.

We are only one year away from Canada’s first match at World Cup 2026. With that in mind, let’s ask 11 questions — broken down by position — facing head coach Jesse Marsch and his staff.