Canada’s Chang awaits next step on soccer journey
After a stellar career at the University of South Carolina, Canadian midfielder Samantha Chang now looks forward to playing professionally.
That list does not include highly touted fullback Jayde Riviere, who has already won 36 caps for Canada and was part of its gold-medal team at the Tokyo Olympics. Angel City acquired midfielder Yazmeen Ryan from the Portland Thorns in exchange for the fifth overall pick this year, a 2024 second-round selection and US$200,000 in allocation money. Angel City then sent Ryan to NY/NJ Gotham with US$250,000 in allocation money for the No. 1 pick.
Also eligible is Cal defender Sydney Collins, who has both Canadian and U.S. citizenship. Father Brett played three seasons in the NFL with the Green Bay Packers and Los Angeles Rams while mother Susan played volleyball in Canada.
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