FIFA already has called off matches between countries that were due to be played in March and June.

Unable to get the sanctioning needed to play in the USL Championship in 2020, the Ottawa club suspended operations in November.

Zator is the third CPL player to join Canada's men's national team this season, but he's the first to do it without any prior provincial or national team experience. 

Ottawa's professional soccer team has announced they will suspending operations after not receiving sanctioning to play in the 2020 USL championships.

Forge FC moved forward in the CONCACAF tournament after posting a 0-0 draw with Antigua GFC in Guatemala City on Thursday.

The Fury were saved by goals from Christiano Francois and Onua Obasi after falling behind 2-0 by the 43rd minute against HFX.

The Vancouver game was slated to serve as a hero's return for Davies.

Hamilton's Forge FC will meet the winner of the all-CPL qualifying matchup between Cavalry FC and Pacific FC on June 5 and 12.

The Ottawa club, the only Canadian team remaining in the USL, had turned to the Court of Arbitration for Sport for help after CONCACAF would not sanction the team remaining in the USL.

"In the current situation, only four weeks before the scheduled start of training camp, Fury FC is unable to sign players or sell tickets because of the uncertainty surrounding the team's future," said Mark Goudie, president and CEO of the Fury's parent Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group.