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A row between Canada's women's soccer team and their governing body hangs over the SheBelieves Cup as the Olympic champions kick off their 2023 season against world champions the United States on Thursday before facing Brazil and Japan.
Canada women cancelled a proposed strike following legal threats from Canada soccer and returned to training on Sunday. The team had planned to go on strike last week in their pursuit of pay equality and improved funding for their sport but made a U-turn on Sunday over the potential consequences. Ad After captain Christine Sinclair announced the walkout on Friday, the team have confirmed they won’t be striking any longer as they «cannot afford the risks» any consequent action would entail.
As promised, the Canadian women's soccer team returned to training Sunday in Florida.
Canada's national women's team said they will return to team activities following threats of legal action from Canada Soccer due to the players' protest over funding cuts.
The Canada women's soccer team will return to training from Sunday and play at next week's SheBelieves Cup because of the threat of facing legal action from governing body Canada Soccer, they said.
Canada Soccer is holding emergency talks with the women's national team in Florida today in a bid to convince the players to return to the field.
Canada captain Christine Sinclair has said the national team will go on strike this week over a lack of funding they believe will compromise their ability to perform at this year's Women’s World Cup.
The Canada women's soccer team will go on strike with immediate effect because of pay equity concerns and budget cuts by the country's soccer association, captain Christine Sinclair said on Friday, less than a week before the SheBelieves Cup.