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Jesse Marsch and his Canadian men’s national team are never satisfied. That mindset of always wanting more could push Canada to achieve their goals over the next four years. If you told fans six months ago that Canada would get…

Canada head coach Jesse Marsch and his players believe their recent World Cup run to the Round of 16 has changed the paradigm of success for the national team. Following their historic knockout performance, the squad has raised expectations and shifted focus toward winning trophies and competing with major global powers.
Ahead of friendlies against Peru in Montreal and the United States in St. Paul, Marsch and veteran midfielder Samuel Piette emphasized that the team aims to build on their momentum heading into the Concacaf Nations League quarterfinals.
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Jesse Marsch: ‘We, as Americans, have been inundated with propaganda since we were young’The Guardian
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