As the countdown to the 2026 FIFA World Cup begins, Canada is assembling a competitive squad filled with talent and potential. With a mix of experienced players and promising newcomers, the Canadian national team aims to make a significant impact on soccer's biggest stage. The squad includes key figures across all positions, from goalkeepers to forwards, showcasing the depth of talent in Canadian soccer. As fans eagerly await the tournament, discussions around the squad's capabilities and strategies are heating up.
⚠️ Note: This list reflects the current national team roster. The official 26-player World Cup squad will be confirmed by FIFA in June 2026.
Goalkeepers
- M. Crépeau — 31 years old
- L. Gavran — 25 years old
- O. Goodman — 22 years old
- J. Pantemis — 28 years old
- D. St. Clair — 28 years old
Defenders
- N. Abatneh — 21 years old
- Z. Bassong — 26 years old
- D. Cornelius — 28 years old
- L. De Fougerolles — 20 years old
- R. Laryea — 30 years old
- J. Marshall-Rutty — 21 years old
- K. Miller — 28 years old
- J. Waterman — 29 years old
Midfielders
- A. Ahmed — 25 years old
- J. Badwal — 19 years old
- T. Buchanan — 26 years old
- M. Choinière — 26 years old
- S. Eustáquio — 29 years old
- M. Flores — 22 years old
- Malik Henry — 23 years old
- I. Koné — 23 years old
- J. Osorio — 33 years old
- R. Priso — 23 years old
- N. Saliba — 21 years old
- N. Sigur — 22 years old
- M. de Brienne — 23 years old
Forwards
- M. Aiyenero — 17 years old
- T. Bair — 26 years old
- T. Coimbra — 21 years old
- J. David — 25 years old
- P. David — 24 years old
- J. Hoilett — 35 years old
- D. Jebbison — 22 years old
- C. Larin — 30 years old
- L. Millar — 26 years old
- J. Nelson — 23 years old
- T. Oluwaseyi — 25 years old
- A. Pepple — 23 years old
- J. Russell-Rowe — 23 years old
- J. Shaffelburg — 26 years old
Canada's current roster for the 2026 World Cup features a robust lineup, particularly in midfield and attack, where players like Jonathan David and Cyle Larin are expected to shine. The inclusion of emerging talent, such as Malik Henry and J. Marshall-Rutty, adds an exciting dynamic to the team. Additionally, the goalkeeping options, led by Maxime Crépeau, provide a solid foundation for the defense. With a blend of youth and experience, Canada looks poised to make a strong showing in the tournament.
See Canada soccer schedule at the 2026 World Cup: match dates, kickoff times (ET) and stadiums.
Frequently Asked Questions — Canada 2026 World Cup Roster
Who is on the Canada 2026 World Cup squad?
The Canada 2026 World Cup squad includes goalkeepers M. Crépeau, L. Gavran, O. Goodman, J. Pantemis, and D. St. Clair, defenders N. Abatneh, Z. Bassong, D. Cornelius, and others, midfielders A. Ahmed, J. Badwal, and more, and forwards like J. David, C. Larin, and T. Bair.
How many players does Canada bring to the 2026 World Cup?
Canada will bring a squad of 26 players to the 2026 World Cup, adhering to FIFA's regulations for tournament participation.
Who is Canada's starting goalkeeper for the 2026 World Cup?
Maxime Crépeau is expected to be Canada's starting goalkeeper for the 2026 World Cup, bringing experience and skill to the position.
Who are Canada's forwards at the 2026 World Cup?
Canada's forwards for the 2026 World Cup include notable names such as Jonathan David, Cyle Larin, Junior Hoilett, and others, all capable of making a significant impact on the offense.
When will the official Canada World Cup 2026 squad be announced?
The official Canada World Cup 2026 squad will be announced closer to the tournament, typically a few weeks prior to the start of the competition in June 2026.
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