Tosaint Ricketts
Tosaint Ricketts is a former Canadian professional soccer player known for his tenure as a forward with the Canadian national team, where he earned over 60 caps. He played for various clubs, including Toronto FC and Vancouver Whitecaps FC in Major League Soccer. After retiring from professional play, Ricketts transitioned into a coaching and administrative role, contributing to the development of soccer in Canada, particularly through his involvement in the Canadian Premier League. He recently made headlines discussing the significance of Canada hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup, highlighting the enormous potential for growth and investment in Canadian soccer.
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Tosaint Ricketts is a former Canadian international who was part of the search panel for the men's national team coach.
After the whistle: Canada Soccer enjoying World Cup renewal
Canada· 2026-07-03
Tosaint Ricketts is a long-time Canada forward who now works for the Vancouver Whitecaps and was part of the hiring committee that installed Jesse Marsch as Canada manager.
What hosting the World Cup means for Canadian soccer: ‘The stakes are absolutely massive’ | Canada
United Kingdom· 2026-06-29
