Episode 41 – Stefan Mitrovic discusses his Canada future

Northern Fútbol Podcast

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It's another loaded edition of the Northern Fútbol Podcast! Peter and Thomas kick off the show with several CPL-related discussions. They begin with Sunday's final, how the game fell in Pacific's favour and whether they've now reached the high bar set by Forge over the last three seasons. They also go over the CPL award nominees, including their picks for Player of the Year, Forge's run in Concacaf League coming to an end and the league speaking with PFA Canada about a possible CBA and the ramifications of that.
The guys then chat with Stefan Mitrovic. He talks about his move to Serbia, the comparisons between the Canadian and Serbian youth system, his call-ups to Serbia's youth teams and his plans with the Canadian men's national team next month, as well as his priority for his international future. The boys then go over different topics involving Canadians abroad. Marcelo Flores, Ferdi Kadioglu, what Jonathan David's next club should be, Cyle Larin's future, David Wotherspoon's replacement and Juvy Kooner training with Braga's first team are all discussed and then some.
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RUNNING ORDER:
1:18 – Breaking down the CPL final
9:15 – Has Pacific reached the bar set by Forge?
12:07 – CPL award nominees, who should be player of the year?
15:56 – What to glean from Forge's continental run
18:33 – What to make of CPL, PFA Canada talks
22:04 – Nef Bomb! 💣
23:11 – Interview with Stefan Mitrovic
41:09 – What to make of Flores' Mexico invite
42:35 – Is Kadioglu siding with Turkey?
45:06 – Where should David go next?
49:15 – Larin's next step
51:24 – Who replaces Wotherspoon?
53:43 – Kooner, Coupland at Braga
55:58 – CanWNT takeaways, Akinola to Vancouver, Pantemis vs. Breza
Produced by Peter Galindo.