Corentin Martins, the French-born coach of the Canadian men's national soccer team, has left his position after a short stint, according to multiple reports. His departure comes as Canada prepares for upcoming international fixtures.
Martins, 56, was appointed in early 2026 to lead the team through a transitional period. However, his tenure lasted only a few months, with the exact reasons for his exit not officially disclosed.
Under Martins, Canada played a handful of friendlies, but results were mixed. The Canadian Soccer Association has not yet announced a permanent replacement, with assistant coaches expected to take charge temporarily.
Martins previously coached Mauritania and the Central African Republic national teams, as well as clubs in France and Africa. His brief time in Canada marks another chapter in his nomadic coaching career.
