Women’s World Cup 2023: Christine Sinclair leads 23-player Canadian squad
The HinduChristine Sinclair will travel to her sixth Women’s World Cup as she leads a 23-player Canadian squad named on Sunday that is hungry to build on its breakthrough Olympic gold. Three-times Canadian Player of the Year Kadeisha Buchanan and her Chelsea teammate Jessie Fleming, who was named Canada’s top player in 2021 and 2022, are among the veterans named along with midfielder Sophie Schmidt in her fifth World Cup. READ: Coach of Zambia Women’s World Cup team accused of sexual misconduct, report claims Sinclair, who holds the international goal-scoring record, is already a Canadian great with 323 international appearances. Canada is ranked seventh in the world and left Tokyo with gold medals around its neck two years ago but the run up to the tournament has been far from smooth with key players, including forward Janine Beckie, sidelined due to injury.