Max Crepeau
Max Crepeau is a Canadian professional soccer goalkeeper known for his impressive performances in Major League Soccer (MLS) and for the Canadian national team. Born in Greenfield Park, Quebec, he began his career with the Montreal Impact before moving to the Vancouver Whitecaps, where he established himself as a top goalkeeper. Crepeau's skills between the posts have earned him recognition, including a standout role in the Canadian national team, particularly during their campaigns in international competitions. He is noted for his agility, shot-stopping ability, and leadership on the field, making him a key player as Canada prepares for the upcoming World Cup.
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Max Crépeau made a career-best save during the match against Switzerland.
Canada reaches World Cup knockout stage, but fails to top group with loss to Switzerland
Canada· 2026-06-24
Max Crépeau is a goalkeeper who suffered a broken leg ahead of the 2022 World Cup.
Meet Greg Bay, the medical expert who calmed the chaos when Ismaël Koné was hurtCanada· 2026-06-24
Goalkeeper Max Crépeau wasn’t tested even once against Qatar but made a crucial save against Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Five things Canada must focus on ahead of its World Cup match against SwitzerlandCanada· 2026-06-20
Marsch also managed to shine a little light on the long-running battle between Dayne St. Clair and Max Crépeau to be Canada’s starting goalkeeper for the World Cup.
Canada gets down to business in final training camp ahead of World CupCanada· 2026-05-27
Marsch mentioned that the World Cup starter will be Max or Dayne, referring to incumbents Max Crepeau and Dayne St. Clair.
Friendly against Ecuador will provide a unique taste of what soccer in Canada can beCanada· 2025-11-12
