Canadian centre back Karifa Yao looks to make impact with Vancouver Whitecaps
Sporting director Axel Schuster knew heading into the off-season that he had work to do reshaping the Vancouver Whitecaps’ roster.
“We have made some hard decisions,” Schuster said. “Some of the players [we] let go have done a good job last year, and [they’re] players that we really liked and they have not done anything wrong. But it was not only about the quality, it was also that that has to fit well.” “Things happen differently,” said the six-foot-two, 180-pound defender. “So, at least I played a lot of games, I learned a lot of things. And a new opportunity came and I take it. And now I need to continue to keep working hard so more opportunities can come.”
Schuster confirmed that the 32-year-old defender is working with the ‘Caps in Spain, but cautioned anyone hoping to see Sane in a Vancouver jersey to curb their expectations.
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