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Jesse Marsch is looking towards Canada’s future with the surprise inclusion of an 18-year-old who has yet to make his professional senior debut. Feyenoord midfielder Kevin Khan is the most intriguing newcomer in Canada’s 26-man squad for this month’s Concacaf…

Canada head coach Jesse Marsch expressed excitement after naming 18-year-old Feyenoord midfielder Kevin Khan to his 26-man senior squad. Khan earned his first senior national team call-up ahead of Canada's Concacaf Nations League quarterfinal against Guatemala, despite not yet making his professional first-team debut for the Dutch club.
Khan signed a contract with Feyenoord through 2027 after joining their academy from Ontario in 2021. Marsch praised Khan's technical ability and athleticism, comparing his early national team integration to midfielder Nathan Saliba's development path with the senior squad.
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