Schuster has been with the club since November 2019 and has guided the Caps through a tumultuous period
that saw the team relocate three times due to the COVID-19 pandemic — they’ve played home games in Florida, Utah and Oregon — and deal with allegations of sexual misconduct against two former coaches.
“Of course at the time I was making the choice I was not expecting all those things to happen. It wasn’t always easy,” he said Tuesday. Pandemic travel restrictions meant that he didn’t see much of his family in 2020 and 2021. He also didn’t shy away from acknowledging the roles of Bob Lenarduzzi and Dan Lenarduzzi going forward.
Canada Soccer also hired an outside investigator to look into how the national sporting body had handled the allegations against Birarda, who was also coaching in the national women’s program. The Canada Soccer report was heavily critical of how the organization handled allegations brought to their attention in 2008.Article content
hen I arrived three years ago, he has been a teacher for me. I don’t think there are a lot of people who have been working on that level that he has in MLS.Bob Lenarduzzi will resume a role as club liaison, while Dan will have an advisory role with the club’s academy centres.
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