Which Canada Men’s Soccer Players Will Play in Qatar for the 2022 World Cup? List of Team Canada 2022 World Cup Roster in Qatar!
Hello Everyone! Welcome to Sports Teller! Today, we will be going over the List of Team Canada 2022 World Cup Roster in Qatar. In fact, we will be showcasing the schedule for the Canadian Men’s Soccer’s upcoming games in Qatar. Without further adieu, let’s begin!
List of Team Canada 2022 World Cup Roster in Qatar
How Has Team Canada Fared in World Cup History?
First of all, the 2022 World Cup will take place in Qatar from Sunday, November 20 until Sunday, December 18. Qatar becomes the first Middle East country to host the international football series. Also, the 2022 World Cup is taking place this winter instead of past summer due to the nation’s very hot June/July months. Now for Men’s soccer, Team Canada will be looking for their first World Cup victory in program history.
In fact, the North of the Border club will be making its first World Cup appearance since the 1986 FIFA event in Mexico. Also to keep in mind is that the program has only made two WC trips in its long history. The squad will be guided by British Head Coach John Herdman. Team Canada currently has three scheduled Group F events for Qatar:
Team Canada Soccer Schedule for 2022 World Cup in Qatar
- Wednesday, November 23: Canada vs. Belgium (2:00 P.M. EDT/11:00 A.M. PDT)
- Sunday, November 27: Canada vs. Croatia (11:00 A.M. EDT/8:00 A.M. PDT)
- Thursday, December 1: Canada vs. Morocco (10:00 A.M. EDT/7:00 A.M. PDT)
- Friday, December 9: Quarterfinals Begin
- Tuesday, December 13: Semifinals Begin
- Saturday, December 17: Third Place Game
- Sunday, December 18: World Cup Finals
Who Made the List of Team Canada 2022 World Cup Roster in Qatar?
Now that you know when men’s soccer takes place in the upcoming international football series, we can discuss which Men’s Soccer players are set to join the Canadian squad in Qatar. For the official list of team Canada 2022 World Cup roster in Qatar, please refer to the information below!
Forwards-Canada 2022 World Cup Roster
Jonathan David
- Currently Playing for Lille (Ligue1-France)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2018
- Guided Lille to 2021 Ligue 1 Championship
Tajon Buchanan
- Currently Playing for Club Brugge (Belgian First Division A-Belgium)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2021
- Led Club Brugge to 2021-2022 Belgian First Division A Title
- Also Played for New England Revolution (MLS) from 2019 until 2021
- Guided New England to Best MLS Record in 2021 (Supporters Shield)
Cyle Larin
- Currently Playing for Club Brugge (Belgian First Division A-Belgium)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2014
- Also Played for Orlando City SC (MLS) from 2015 until 2017
- MLS All-Star in 2016
Alphonso Davies
- Currently Playing for Bayern Munich (Bundesliga-Germany)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2017
- Also Played for Vancouver Whitecaps (MLS) from 2016 until 2018
- MLS All-Star in 2018
- Guided Bayern Munich to 4 League Championships: 2019-2022
Lucas Cavallini
- Currently Playing for Vancouver Whitecaps (MLS-Canada)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2012
- Also Played for Puebla (Mexico) from 2018 until 2019
Ike Ugbo
- Currently Playing for Troyes (Ligue 1-France)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2021
- Also Played for Chelsea (England) from 2017 until 2021
Midfielders-Canada 2022 World Cup Roster
Atiba Hutchinson
- Currently Playing for Besiktas (Super Lig-Turkey)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2003
- Led Besiktas to 3 League Titles (2016, 2017, 2021)
Jonathan Osorio
- Currently Playing for Toronto FC (MLS-Canada)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2013
- Led Toronto to 2017 MLS Cup Title
- Also Guided Toronto to 3 MLS Finals Appearances (2016, 2017, 2019)
Stephen Eustaquio
- Currently Playing for FC Porto (Primeira Liga-Portugal)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2019
- Guided FC Porto to 2022 League Championship
Mark-Anthony Kaye
- Currently Playing for Toronto FC (MLS-Canada)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2017
- Also Played for Colorado Rapids (2021-2022) and Los Angeles FC (2018-2021)
- Led Los Angeles to Best Record in the MLS in 2019 (Supporters Shield)
- MLS All-Star in 2019
Junior Hoilett
- Currently Playing for Reading (Championship-England)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2015
- Also Played for Cardiff City from 2016 until 2021
- Guided Cardiff City to 2018 EFL Championship Finals (Lost to Wolverhampton)
David Wotherspoon
- Currently Playing for St. Johnstone (Scottish Premiership-Scottish)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2018
- Led St. Johnstone to 2 League Championships (2014, 2021)
Samuel Piette
- Currently Playing for CF Montreal (MLS-Canada)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2012
- Also Played for National Squad in 2019 CONCACAF Gold Cup
Liam Fraser
- Currently Playing for Deinze (Belgian First Division A-Belgium)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2019
- Also Played for Toronto FC (MLS) from 2018 until 2021
Ismael Kone
- Currently Playing for CF Montreal (MLS-Canada)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2022
Liam Miller
- Currently Playing for Basel (Swiss Super League-Switzerland)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2018
- Also Played for Liverpool (England) from 2019 until 2021
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Defenders-Canada 2022 World Cup Roster
Richie Laryea
- Currently Playing for Nottingham Forest (Premier League-England)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2019
- Played College Soccer for Akron Zips
- Also Played for Toronto FC (2019-2021) and Orlando City (2016-2018)
- Led Toronto to 2019 MLS Cup Finals (Lost to Seattle Sounders)
Alistair Johnston
- Currently Playing for CF Montreal (MLS-Canada)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2021
- Also Played for Nashville SC (MLS) from 2020 until 2021
Kamal Miller
- Currently Playing for ICF Montreal (MLS-Canada)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2019
- Also Played for Orlando City SC from 2019 until 2020
- MLS All-Star in 2022
Sam Adekugbe
- Currently Playing for Hatayspor (Super Lig-Turkey)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2015
- Also Played for Vancouver Whitecaps (MLS) from 2013 until 2017
Steven Vitoria
- Currently Playing for Chaves (Primeira Liga-Portugal)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2016
- Also Played for Benfica (Portugal) from 2013 until 2016
- Guided Benfica to League Championship in 2014
Derek Cornelius
- Currently Playing for Vancouver Whitecaps (MLS-Canada)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2018
- Also Played for Javor Ivanjica (Serbia) from 2017 until 2018
Joel Waterman
- Currently Playing for CF Montreal (MLS-Canada)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2022
Goaltenders-Canada 2022 World Cup Roster
Milan Borjan
- Currently Playing for Red Star Belgrade (Serbian SuperLiga-Serbia)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2011
- Led Red Star Belgrade to 4 League Titles (2018, 2019, 2021, 2022)
Dayne St. Clair
- Currently Playing for Minnesota United (MLS-America)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2021
- MLS All-Star in 2022
- Won MLS All-Star Game MVP in 2022
James Pantemis
- Currently Playing for CF Montreal (MLS-Canada)
- 1st Career World Cup Appearance (2022)
- Joined Team Canada in 2021
- World Cup Roster Replacement for the Injured Maxime Crepeau (Los Angeles FC)
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