Canada coach Jesse Marsch has called Tigres winger Marcelo Flores and Middlesbrough centre back Alfie Jones into camp for the November international window.
The 22-year-old Flores, who was born in Georgetown, Ont., to a Canadian mother and Mexican father, has already represented Mexico at senior level. The winger is eligible for a one-time FIFA switch under the current regulations, introduced in 2021, which allow players who have played up to three senior international caps prior to the age of 21 to change allegiance.
Canada Soccer lists Flores as a training player for the November camp — meaning while he won't play, he will get a taste of life with Canada.
The 28-year-old Jones, an English-born centre back who has Canadian ties through a grandparent, is in the process of finalizing his

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