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CONCACAF Gold Cup · Goalkeeper · #16 · Canada · 31 yrs
M. Crépeau is a goalkeeper. M. Crépeau is a represents Canada, 31 years old, goalkeeper. M. Crépeau wears shirt number 16. M. Crépeau was born in Greenfield Park, Canada on 1994-05-11. M. Crépeau is 180 cm tall and weighs 88 kg. M. Crépeau's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across CONCACAF Gold Cup, CONCACAF Nations League, MLS Next Pro, USL Championship, and other leagues. M. Crépeau's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore M. Crépeau season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
Goalkeeper · #16
| Date | Type | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-01-05 | Free agent |  Portland Timbers POR |  Orlando City SC |
| 2024-01-31 | Free |  Los Angeles FC | Portland Timbers POR |
| 2022-01-20 | N/A |  Vancouver Whitecaps | Los Angeles FC |
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Son Heung-min and Sebastian Berhalter are two of the most prominent names that'll take part of the MLS-Liga MX All-Star Game while having participated in the 2026 World Cup. The annual showcase pitting MLS against Liga MX is right around the corner, set to bring together the premier talent across North America’s top two leagues. Fresh off the heels of the 2026 World Cup, South Korean superstar Son Heung-min and USMNT midfielder Sebastian Berhalter lead an extended list of international stars returning from World Cup duty to participate in the event. The marquee exhibition takes place Wednesday, July 29, at Bank of America Stadium, home of Charlotte FC. Coming just 10 days after the World Cup final, the All-Star match will serve as the first action back on the pitch for many returning international players, particularly those representing the three North American co-host nations. The USMNT presence on the MLS squad includes goalkeeper Matt Freese (New York City FC), veteran defender Tim Ream (Charlotte FC), midfielder Sebastian Berhalter (Vancouver Whitecaps FC) who’s expected to sign for Middlesbrough according to The Ahtletic, and wing-back Max Arfsten (Columbus Crew). Representing the Canadian national team, goalkeeper Maxime Crepeau (Orlando City) and defender Richie Laryea (Toronto FC) will both suit up. Liga MX‘s World Cup contingent relies heavily on El Tri‘s domestic core. The Mexican national team members featured on the Liga MX All-Star roster include goalkeeper Carlos Acevedo (Santos Laguna), defender Jesus Gallardo (Toluca), defender Israel Reyes (Club América), and midfielder Erik Lira (Cruz Azul). Luis Romo #7 of Mexico celebrates with teammates Jesus Gallardo #23 and Erik Lira #6 of Mexico. Rising Mexican prodigy Gilberto Mora (Xolos de Tijuana) was initially named to the Liga MX roster before being ruled out alongside veteran goalkeeper Keylor Navas. They join Inter Miami superstars Lionel Messi and Rodrigo De Paul on the list of high-profile absences for Wednesday’s clash. Meanwhile, South Korean icon Son Heung-min will make his MLS All-Star debut following his World Cup campaign with his national team. Notably, Vancouver Whitecaps midfielder Thomas Muller, though omitted from Germany’s World Cup squad, stands as the sole former World Cup champion participating in Wednesday’s midsummer showcase. Complete List of 2026 World Cup Players in the All-Star Game Maxime Crepeau (Orlando City SC) — CanadaMatt Freese (New York City FC) — United StatesMax Arfsten (Columbus Crew) — United StatesRichie Laryea (Toronto FC) — CanadaLucas Herrington (Colorado Rapids) — AustraliaSteven Moreira (Columbus Crew) — Cape VerdeTim Ream (Charlotte FC) — United StatesSebastian Berhalter (Vancouver Whitecaps FC) — United StatesAndres Cubas (Vancouver Whitecaps FC) — ParaguaySon Heung-min (LAFC) — South KoreaPetar Musa (FC Dallas) — CroatiaBrian Rodríguez (Club America) — UruguayCarlos Acevedo (Santos Laguna) — MexicoJesus Gallardo (Toluca) — MexicoIsrael Reyes (Club America) — MexicoErik Lira (Cruz Azul) — Mexico
Despite their defeat to Switzerland, Canada managed to reach the Round of 32 of the 2026 World Cup. There, they will face South Africa, looking for a convincing victory. With this in mind, both sides are expected to have a competitive clash. Here are the confirmed lineups for both sides. Even though they lost the top spot in their group to Switzerland, Canada secured their place in the knockout stage for the first time in their history. There, they will face South Africa, one of the most defensively solid teams at the 2026 World Cup. With this in mind, fans are keeping a close eye on Alphonso Davies‘ availability, as he has yet to make his tournament debut and could be key in attack. Canada have shined as one of the most consistent national teams. While imposing an offensive approach, they also shine in defensive task. To chase the victory, Tajon Buchanan and Liam Millar are set to be key to break the defensive line. Moreover, Jonathan David will also play a huge role, opening gaps within the centerbacks and chasing the goal. While Alphonso Davies is the main star of Canada, he has yet to make his debut at the 2026 World Cup. After suffering a hamstring injury at the beginning of May, he has been recovering, missing the entire group stage. Jesse Marsch has made it clear that he will be available to have some minutes, but he will start from bench. With this, he will look to avoid relapses on his injury. Without being a particularly impressive attacking team, South Africa reached the knockout stage by prioritizing defensive consistency. Therefore, Hugo Broos is expected to stick with his two defensive lines. However, their counterattacks are very dangerous, as they are capable of forcing defensive mistakes from their opponents. Without a striker in top form, they could instead shine through their aerial game, where several players can shine. Cyle Larin #9 of Canada celebrates with Promise David #24 after scoring a goal. South Africa confirmed lineup vs Canada South Africa are looking to upset Canada with a more conservative approach. Head coach Hugo Broos will be without Themba Zwane due to the red card he received in the opening match against Mexico. However, he will keep a similar lineup that helped them shine against South Korea, with Mbekezeli Mbokazi leading the defensive line. In addition, Thapelo Maseko will once again have the task of making the difference in front of goal. With this in mind, South Africa will play as follows: Ronwen Williams; Khuliso Mudau, Ime Okon, Mbekezeli Mbokazi, Aubrey Modiba; Yaya Sithole, Teboho Mokoena; Thapelo Maseko, Relebohile Mofokeng, Oswin Appollis; Evidence Makgopa. Canada confirmed lineup vs South Africa Canada have proven to be one of the most consistent teams at the 2026 World Cup. Relying on an attacking approach, head coach Jesse Marsch has excelled in every aspect, as his team have also been solid defensively. Therefore, they will bet on a similar lineup, looking to dominate the match and impose their goalscoring threat. In addition, Alphonso Davies could be a key impact substitute. Considering this, Canada will lineup as follows: Maxime Crépeau; Alistair Johnston, Luc De Fougerolles, Derek Cornelius, Richie Laryea; Tajon Buchanan, Stephen Eustáquio, Nathan-Dylan Saliba, Liam Millar; Jonathan David, Tani Oluwaseyi.
After their convincing victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina, Switzerland face Canada looking to secure their place in the Round of 32. For this, fans are closely monitoring the status of Alphonso Davies, as he could be the difference-maker in breaking down the opposing defense. Despite their disappointing debut against Bosnia and Herzegovina, Canada secured a victory over Qatar, keeping their hopes of reaching the knockout stages of the 2026 World Cup alive. To determine that, they face Switzerland in a match that will decide both the group leadership and their future in the competition. With this in mind, fans are closely monitoring Alphonso Davies’ status for the game, as his presence could be a difference-maker. Alphonso Davies has yet to make his debut at the 2026 World Cup, as he is recovering from a hamstring injury he suffered in early May while playing for Bayern Munich. Despite his importance to Canada, head coach Jesse Marsch has decided not to rush his recovery, prioritizing his fitness for the knockout stages. However, he has revealed that the 25-year-old star is available and stated that he will not start against Switzerland. “He’s been training with the team the whole week, he will not start but he will be able to play… I would say that we will evaluate what of him in the game. I would like to get him into the match for sure and I think that he can have a big impact… Mentally, to have him back, our captain and best player back in the team is a big factor,” revealed Jesse March in the press conference. Far from being a simple matchup, Switzerland could greatly complicate Canada‘s ambitions. By dominating the midfield and being very quick on the counterattack, they could prove decisive. To achieve this, head coach Murat Yakin will keep Granit Xhaka and Remo Freuler as the core of the midfield, while Breel Embolo will lead the scoring department. In addition, Gregor Kobel could be a difference-maker in the goalkeeper spot, limiting Jesse Marsch’s team. Cyle Larin #9 of Canada celebrating. Canada confirmed lineup vs Switzerland Under Jesse Marsch, Canada have arrived at the 2026 World Cup with momentum, proving to be quite efficient. With a draw against Bosnia and Herzegovina and a victory over Qatar, they still dream of reaching the Round of 32. After recovering Alphonso Davies as an option from the bench, they could keep the same lineup that helped them shine. For this, Jonathan David will be the focal point of the attack. Considering this, Canada will play as follows: Maxime Crépeau; Alistair Johnston, Luc De Fougerolles, Derek Cornelius, Richie Laryea; Tajon Buchanan, Mathieu Choiniere, Nathan-Dylan Saliba, Ali Ahmed; Jonathan David, Cyle Larin. Switzerland confirmed lineup vs Canada Switzerland have remained one of the most solid teams at the 2026 World Cup. Although their draw against Qatar raised some doubts, they managed to defeat Bosnia and Herzegovina. Following that result, head coach Murat Yakin will keep a similar lineup, relying on a strong midfield to control the tempo of the game. However, all eyes are on Breel Embolo, who need to be clinical in front of goal. With this in mind, Switzerland will lineup as follows: Gregor Kobel; Luca Jaquez, Nico Elvedi, Manuel Akanji, Ricardo Rodriguez; Djibril Sow, Granit Xhaka, Remo Freuler; Johan Manzambi; Ruben Vargas, Breel Embolo.
Canada and Qatar are clashing for Matchday 2 in the 2026 World Cup, with Alphonso Davies' presence in the game being one of the main questions. Canada and Qatar will square off on Thursday, June 18, for a crucial Matchday 2 Group B showdown at BC Place in Vancouver. With both nations aiming to secure a decisive victory to climb to the top of the group standings, the fitness and availability of Canadian superstar Alphonso Davies has become the central storyline surrounding Les Rouges. Davies is expected to make his tournament debut against Qatar after fully recovering from a lingering muscular issue. Canada head coach Jesse Marsch confirmed that the versatile left-back has been cleared by the medical staff, while he’s decided to leave him out of the starting XI, Marsch indicated that Davies will feature at some point during the match. During Wednesday’s pre-match press conference, Marsch provided an encouraging update regarding his star player’s overall conditioning. “Alphonso is looking really good,” Marsch told reporters. “It’s just a matter of evaluating the game model, determining how the match flows, and deciding how we feel Alphonso can best contribute to the squad right now, but he is completely ready and available.“ The dynamic fullback originally sustained a hamstring injury on May 6 while playing for Bayern Munich against Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Champions League, an ailment that sidelined him for the remainder of the European domestic season. After watching Canada’s tournament opener from the bench as an unused substitute, Davies returned to full first-team training sessions this week to put himself back into selection contention. Alphonso Davies #19 of Canada looks on the game against Bosnia and Herzegovina. The top of Group B up for grabs The opening round of fixtures in Group B left the section completely deadlocked, as both matchups finished in identical 1-1 draws last week. Canada fought back to split points with Bosnia and Herzegovina, while Switzerland and Qatar battled to a stalemate, leaving all four nations on level terms heading into the second World Cup matchday. A victory on Thursday would put either Canada or Qatar on the absolute brink of qualifying for the Round of 32 knockout stage, while simultaneously leaving the losing side facing a must-win scenario in the final group match. The winner of this fixture will temporarily claim sole possession of first place in Group B, with overall goal difference serving as the primary tiebreaker to separate the field. Confirmed lineups for Canada and Qatar Canada’s confirmed lineup (4-4-2): Maxime Crepeau; Alistair Johnston, Luc De Fougerolles, Derek Cornelius, Richie Laryea; Tajon Buchanan, Ismael Kone, Stephen Eustaquio, Ali Ahmed; Jonathan David, Cyle Larin.Head coach: Jesse March. Qatar’s confirmed lineup (4-3-3): Mahmud Abunada; Ayoub Al Oui, Pedro Miguel, Boualem Khoukhi, Homan Al Amin; Jassem Gaber-Abdulsallam, Assim Madibo, Issa Laye; Edmilson Junior, Yusuf Abdurisag, Akram Afif.Head coach: Julen Lopetegui.
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