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Let the goalkeeping chatter begin anew! Heading into the 2026 FIFA World Cup, whether Maxime Crépeau or Dayne St. Clair would be the starting keeper for the Canadian men’s national team was at the forefront of the conversation. With Owen…

Goalkeeper Owen Goodman is strengthening his case for more Canadian men's national team appearances through an impressive loan spell with Scottish Premiership side Dundee FC. After keeping a clean sheet in his senior Canada debut against Peru in October, the 22-year-old Crystal Palace loanee has started 12 matches across all competitions for Dundee, helping lift the club into fifth place in the league table.
Canada head coach Jesse Marsch confirmed he has monitored Goodman's progress through Dundee technical manager David Longwell, praising the young keeper's development and recent form. Marsch included Goodman alongside Maxime Crépeau and Dayne St. Clair in Canada's squad for the upcoming Concacaf Nations League quarterfinals against Guatemala.
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