Some familiar names on Canada's provisional roster for CONCACAF U-20 Championship

Toronto FC wingback Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty and midfielder Kosi Thompson highlight Canada's 60-man provisional roster ahead of next month’s CONCACAF Men’s Under-20 Championship.

The provisional list features some other familiar names with a Borjan, Bunbury, De Rosario, Herdman and Bontis.

The Canadian roster will be whittled down to 18 outfield players and two goalkeepers ahead of the 20-team tournament slated for June 18 to July 3 in Honduras.

Canada has been drawn in Group E with the U.S., Cuba, and St. Kitts and Nevis. The top three in the group advance to the knockout round of 16.

The CONCACAF tournament serves as a qualifier for both the 2023 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Indonesia and 2024 Paris Olympics. The top four CONCACAF teams will book their ticket to the U-20 World Cup with the two finalists qualifying for the Olympics.

Goalkeepers Adisa De Rosario and Dino Bontis are the sons of former Canadian scoring star Dwayne De Rosario and Canada Soccer president Nick Bontis, respectively. Nikola Borjan, also a 'keeper, is the younger brother of Canadian No. 1 Milan Borjan.

Mataeo Bunbury is the son of former Canadian star forward Alex Bunbury and younger brother of Nashville SC's Teal Bunbury. Midfielder Jay Herdman is the son of Canadian head coach John Herdman.

The younger Herdman, born in 2004, is in the Vancouver Whitecaps system while Adisa De Rosario is with Toronto FC II. Bontis is with Forge FC of the CPL and Bunbury, who turns 17 next month, is a product of the Sporting Kansas City academy who plays for Sporting Kansas City II in the USL Championship.

Like his older brother, Nikola Borjan is with Red Star Belgrade but with the under-19 squad.

Included on the provisional roster are defenders Justin Smith, who has