Canadian forward hoping to translate her success at AS Roma to the international level, Meaghen Johnson writes.
Canadian forward Evelyne Viens amassed an impressive list of accomplishments in her first season with AS Roma, including winning the league scoring race and a pair of trophies.“I'm trying to stay away from it because it's too good. But honestly, my Instagram Explore page is just carbonara,” she joked.
She attributes her immediate success partly to her ability to adapt. Since being drafted fifth overall in the 2020 NWSL Draft by Sky Blue FC , Viens has played for four different clubs in four different countries. “I just saw she got so much better, how she was good on the ball and confident, and it's something that could help my game,” Viens said.
Since then, Viens has also represented Canada at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, playing in all three group stage games before her country was eliminated. She feels those major tournaments have helped shape her development. “I’ve seen big developments in some of her play,” Priestman said. “I think we know with Evelyne, when you get her between the goalposts, that’s where she comes to life. She’s that sort of fox in the box.” after the forward had never represented Canada at the youth level. The international game has been an adjustment.
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