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Canada Soccer removes Fonseca from high-performance director role

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In a terse press release, the Canadian Soccer Association announced that Tony Fonseca is no longer the country’s director of high performance.

Here is the contents of the release:

Canada Soccer announced today that it has released Director, High Performance, Tony Fonseca effective immediately.

Fonseca joined Canada Soccer in 2006 on an interim basis as an Assistant Coach with the Men’s National Team before becoming a full-time staff coach including responsibility as Head Coach with the Men’s U-20 and U-23 Teams in 2008. He was named Director, High Performance for the Men’s National Team Program in 2011 and became the organization’s Technical Director in 2012 before transitioning to his most recent role as Director, High Performance.

Canada Soccer would like to thank Tony for his years of service and for his professionalism and commitment to the development of the game in Canada.

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One Comment

  1. Kent

    March 1, 2017 at 7:05 pm

    Hard to argue against that decision. All the men’s program has done since he has been around is fail to qualify. Men’s World Cup a couple times, the Olympics a couple times, the U20 World Cup 5 times. We got in the pan am games as host, but did nothing there. I think maybe the U17 team has qualified in his era, but probably not since he became director in 2011. I don’t know for sure off the top of my head.

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