Canada's men's national soccer team concluded their March international window with mixed results, raising questions ahead of the World Cup. Coach Jesse Marsch noted the team's struggles, particularly in attack, where they only managed to score from penalties in two friendlies against Tunisia and Iceland. Key players like Moïse Bombito are recovering from injuries, which has affected the team's defensive strategy. Despite these challenges, Marcelo Flores stood out, providing a spark in the attack. As they prepare for their World Cup opener against Bosnia on June 12, the team must address their offensive shortcomings and finalize their squad, particularly the goalkeeper position, where Marsch is still undecided between Max Crepeau and Dayne St Clair. With the tournament approaching, the urgency for improvement is palpable, especially given the competitive nature of their upcoming opponents.