Canadian soccer legends Christine Sinclair and Diana Matheson are helping to launch a women’s professional soccer league set to arrive in April of 2025. “The whole idea behind this is to aim high. And like, if you’re not, what’s the point?”
Canadian soccer legendsand Diana Matheson appeared on CBC’s “The National” on Monday night to announce that a new domestic professional women’s league will arrive in April of 2025.
“The whole idea behind this is to aim high. And like, if you’re not, what’s the point?” Sinclair, soccer’s all-time international scoring leader, said on the program. “So let’s go out from the get-go and compete with the best leagues in the world and bring in the top talent.” The still unnamed league will feature eight teams — the Vancouver Whitecaps and Calgary Foothills Soccer Club are the first teams to commit — with at least one Canadian women’s national team member on each squad. Sinclair and Matheson said the goal is to bring home about half of the over-100 Canadians currently playing abroad.
The league is being built by Matheson and her business partners at Project Eight Sports. Sinclair is on board as an official adviser. The women’s national team has for years led the way for Canadian soccer on the international stage with regular appearances at the
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