Luc De Fougerolles

canadaCAN
 • #3 Center Back
Position

CB

Role

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Birthdate (Age)

Oct 12, 2005 (20)

Preferred Foot

Right

Height

6'0"

Weight

165 lb

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canadaCanada

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News

May 28, 2026

Out of concussion protocol

De Fougerolles (concussion) is no longer in concussion protocol, and his fitness is expected to be assessed Thursday, Matthew Scianitti of TSN Sports reports.

Analysis: De Fougerolles will continue to work on recovering physical form after coming off injured in his last club game on May 17. The young defender should be able to train in upcoming days alongside the rest of the Canadian squad ahead of the World Cup. While he's not expected to start, he could add depth for a national team that is slowly recovering injured players and could have all of De Fougerolles, Derek Cornelius, Moise Bombito (leg) and Joel Waterman available in the group stage matches.

May 18, 2026

Questionable for World Cup

De Fougerolles (lower body) was forced off in the 62nd minute of Dender's 3-2 loss on Sunday after appearing to pick up another lower body issue, adding to growing injury concerns surrounding Canada's defensive unit ahead of the World Cup, according to Canadian Soccer Daily.

Analysis: De Fougerolles had already missed time earlier this spring with an ankle problem that limited his involvement in Canada's World Cup buildup matches against Iceland and Tunisia, making this latest setback particularly worrying. The 20-year-old center-back had emerged as one of Canada's most promising young defenders this season, and his potential absence would be another significant blow for coach Jesse Marsch, who is already dealing with a badly depleted back line heading into the tournament. Canada opens the World Cup against Bosnia and Herzegovina in Toronto on June 12, leaving just 27 days to assess the full extent of the issue.

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