a shift to right back seems likely considering that's where he plays for the Houston Dynamo and where he is most comfortable. Julian de Guzman There were matches where de Guzman made a noticeable difference to Canada's game, and then there were many occasions where he failed to show up. At 31 years of age and with a glaring inability to link up with players up front, it's hard to envision him earning many more caps with the national team. It's very probable he'll be part of Canada's Gold Cup squad in 2013, but by the time the qualifiers begin for the 2018 FIFA World Cup, he'll likely find himself out of the team. Will Johnson Johnson is one player who seems to have a bright future with the national team. His presence was obvious in each qualifier and his versatility makes him an integral part of Canada's national team moving forward. The 25-year-old works incredibly well with the players around him, particularly Atiba Hutchinson. He can also find the back of the net more often than some of Canada's strikers and his work rate is undeniable. Expect to see a lot more of Will Johnson. Tosaint Ricketts Ricketts starting against Honduras sums up the lack of options Canada has for strikers. Unless the ball is served to him on a plate, the 25-year-old seems to squander the vast majority of his chances. And in one-on-one situations, he's unable to open up any chances. Against Honduras, he should have been