The soccer coach has urged the U.S. president to stop "ridiculous rhetoric" about Canada as a 51st state, describing it as arrogant and insulting.

Canadian men’s soccer national team head coach Jesse Marsch, an American, offered a strong rebuke of President Donald Trump’s quips on the country potentially becoming the 51st state of the United States.

Jon Cooper is still marveling that one of the biggest achievements of his career was became a surreal international drama

Canada soccer coach Jesse Marsch waded into politics Wednesday, telling United States President Donald Trump to "lay off the ridiculous rhetoric about Canada being a 51st state."

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The men’s national soccer coach did what has begun to seem like the hardest thing in the world for a lot of famous Canadians right now – say exactly where he stands.

Canada coach Jesse Marsch hits out at ‘insulting’ Donald Trump’s ‘51st state’ remark - Marsch was speaking ahead of his side’s meeting with Mexico in the CONCACAF Nations League semi-finals

The Canada coach, an American, did not hold back on Wednesday when talking about the current political tension between his country of birth and where he now works

Canada's American manager Jesse Marsch is "ashamed" that US President Donald Trump continues to label Canada "the 51st state".

Canada's men's national team head coach hits back at the U.S. President, bringing a new weight to the Concacaf Nations League finals.

Ahead of the upcoming CONCACAF Nations League Finals, Canada men's national team manager Jesse Marsch addressed the relations between the United States, his home country, and the nation of the team he currently coaches.

At CONCACAF Nations League media day, the former USMNT player cites ‘arrogance and disregard we’ve shown one of our oldest, strongest and most loyal allies.’