Canada Soccer has settled on former San Diego Wave coach Casey Stoney as the new coach of its women's team, according to multiple reports. The sixth-ranked Canadian women have been without a permanent coach since Bev Priestman was sent home during the Paris Olympics due to the drone-spying scandal.

Canada Soccer has agreed terms with former England captain Casey Stoney to take over as the new head coach of its women’s team, according to sources familiar with the deal who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

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Former Manchester United coach the leading candidate to take up role with Canada six months on from Paris Olympics drone incident

The Canadian Women's National Team have reportedly concluded their search for a new manager following the scandalous departure of Bev Priestman. According to The Athletic, Casey Stoney has "agreed

Manchester United and San Diego Wave coach Casey Stoney to take up the reigns as their new manager following the Bev Priestman drone scandal

According to The Athletic, Casey Stoney has "agreed terms" to join the North American federation as new head coach. The 42-year-old previously managed San Diego Wave FC and Manchester United Women but has been out of work since last June.