Canadian Soccer Players' Association files $40M lawsuit against Canada Soccer board members: TSN

The Canadian women's football team has had a long-standing conflict with its own federation for several years. Now, members are being sued for 413 million crowns.

Association representing Canadian women’s team files lawsuit against Canada Soccer

TORONTO (AP) — The Canadian Soccer Players’ Association, which represents the Canadian women’s team, has filed a $40 million lawsuit against 15 current and former board members of Canada Soccer alleging “negligence and breach of fiduciary duty.”

Canadian Soccer Players' Association files $40M lawsuit against Canada Soccer board members: TSN

A $40-million lawsuit has been filed by the Canadian Soccer Players' Association (CSPA), the union representing players on the women's senior national team, against 15 current and former Canada Soccer board members, TSN reports.

Association representing Canadian women’s team files lawsuit against Canada Soccer

TORONTO — The Canadian Soccer Players’ Association, which represents the Canadian women’s team, has filed a $40-million lawsuit against 15 current and former board members of Canada Soccer, alleging “negligence and breach of fiduciary duty.” At the heart of the lawsuit is the controversial agreement Canada Soccer signed with Canadian Soccer Business, which gives Canada Soccer’s marketing and sponsorship rights over to the CSB in exchange for an …

Association representing Canadian women’s team files lawsuit against Canada Soccer

TORONTO — The Canadian Soccer Players’ Association, which represents the Canadian women’s team, has filed a $40-million lawsuit against 15 current and former board members of Canada Soccer, alleging “negligence and breach of fiduciary duty.” At the heart of the lawsuit is the controversial agreement Canada Soccer signed with Canadian Soccer Business, which gives Canada Soccer’s marketing and sponsorship rights over to the CSB in exchange for an …

Association representing Canadian women’s team files lawsuit against Canada Soccer

TORONTO — The Canadian Soccer Players’ Association, which represents the Canadian women’s team, has filed a $40-million lawsuit against 15 current and former board members of Canada Soccer, alleging “negligence and breach of fiduciary duty.” At the heart of the lawsuit is the controversial agreement Canada Soccer signed with Canadian Soccer Business, which gives Canada Soccer’s marketing and sponsorship rights over to the CSB in exchange for an …