Seven Quebec soccer players have been named to Team Canada's squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The announcement was made on May 30, 2026, by Canada Soccer officials. The players include Ismaël Koné, Maxime Crépeau, Moïse Bombito, Luc de Fougerolles, Mathieu Choinière, and Nathan Saliba, among others.
Quebec representation on the national team
This strong Quebec presence highlights the province's growing contribution to Canadian soccer. The players come from various clubs and backgrounds, showcasing the depth of talent in the region.
Player profiles
- Ismaël Koné: A dynamic midfielder known for his vision and passing ability.
- Maxime Crépeau: An experienced goalkeeper with international tournament experience.
- Moïse Bombito: A versatile defender who can play across the backline.
- Luc de Fougerolles: A rising star in defense, noted for his composure.
- Mathieu Choinière: A creative midfielder with a knack for scoring.
- Nathan Saliba: A young midfielder with excellent ball control.
Team Canada's World Cup aspirations
Canada is set to compete in the 2026 World Cup, which will be co-hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada. The team aims to build on its recent successes and make a deep run in the tournament.
The inclusion of seven Quebec players underscores the importance of regional development programs and the impact of local soccer academies. Fans across Quebec are expected to rally behind these players as they represent Canada on the world stage.
