Many Canadian semi-pro footballers are good enough to play professionally, but they are struggling with a lack of exposure on important sites. READ MORE
Canadian Semi-Pro Footballers Struggling to go Pro due to a Lack of Digital Exposure
Author: Mahith Gamage
Mahith Gamage is a 21-year-old Business & Administration student at the University of Winnipeg who has a lifelong passion for the beautiful game. Mahith has spent the last 4 years exploring his love for both Canadian and European soccer, by dabbling in journalism and scouting. You can follow Mahith on twitter @mahithgamage.
https://twitter.com/mahithgamage Discussing the Viability of a Professional Canadian Women’s Soccer League
Editorial — Let’s have another difficult-but-not-actually-so-difficult conversation surrounding Canadian soccer, shall we? Let’s discuss the potential of there being a professional Canadian women’s soccer league. History, Gender Equality, and Finances: Discussing the Viability of a Professional Canadian Women’s Soccer League As Canada recently started a professional men’s soccer league, many have started to ponder the […] READ MORE
Reaching ethnic communities is the key to future Canadian soccer success
Canadian soccer is growing, that's for sure, but there's a limit to how far it can go if we don't reach and inspire ethnic communities. READ MORE