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Spencer Hubble
Folks have been asking about him, and I did not see him at all on any team in Spain, but just found him. 
He plays for Leganés C, the third adult team of the La Liga side, which are in Segunda de Aficionados in the Madrid Community, which is 7th tier. Here I could go on a rant, if we are talking about this kid we could be talking about mine, who decided that playing at this level (where he would have been next season at his club) meant he'd never be pro, and barely semi pro, and he'd be better off going to university. So be it, hard for me to get excited about this sort of level. Rant over.
They are in Group 6 of Segunda de Aficionados, Madrid Community, 7th tier. Nobody usually gets paid at this level, it is pure amateur. Only being Leganés, maybe they do have some sort of stipend for them. 
http://www.ffmadrid.es/pnfg/NPcd/NFG_VisClasificacion?cod_primaria=1000120&codjornada=5&codcompeticion=6931981&codgrupo=7002061&codjornada=5
He has played one game with them: last weekend he started and was subbed at the half losing 0-2, they won 4-3.

Former Canadian U17 international, Wesley Cain, is now playing with Hawke's Bay United in the New Zealand 1st tier.  Canadian, Gavin Hoy, is also with Hawke's Bay United.
https://t.co/dQIS8ndLG6

Former Canadian U17 international, Wesley Cain, is now playing with Hawke's Bay United in the New Zealand 1st tier.  Canadian, Gavin Hoy, is also with Hawke's Bay United.
https://t.co/dQIS8ndLG6

Former Canadian U17 international, Wesley Cain, is now playing with Hawke's Bay United in the New Zealand 1st tier.  Canadian, Gavin Hoy, is also with Hawke's Bay United.
https://t.co/dQIS8ndLG6

For me, 100% approval rate. But hey, I don't ask for much from anyone, ask someone more demanding.
 

Bakr Sadiz Abdellaoui has left Leganés B and has signed for Alcorcón B, playing in the same Tercera division in Madrid. 
http://www.futmadrid.com/noticia/el-joven-extremo-bakr-abdellaoui-nuevo-jugador-del-alcorcon-b-para-la-temporada-2017-slash-18.html
He was on the bench on September 17 but did not play, subbed on m. 71 in a 1-1 draw against Mostoles, and this weekend played from m. 75 on in a loss to Alcobendas. They have six points after 6 games. Alcorcón has climbed from 7th tier in the 70s to play the last 8 years in 2nd division. There are folks on this board who have been to that stadium. Bakr was born in Finland but came to Canada aged 7. 

 

Preston Popp (17 year old forward) is with NY Red Bulls U18/U19.  He as played in 4 matches so far this season.  He is a Canadian citizen from Mooresville, North Carolina.
http://chrl.ussoccerda.com/sam/teams/index.php?team=1647718&player=73890115

Corey Williams (17 year old) is with the Colorado Rapids U18/U19 side.  He is from Westminister, Colorado but has Canadian citizenship. 
http://rapd.ussoccerda.com/sam/teams/index.php?team=3933820&player=263569657

Corey Williams (17 year old) is with the Colorado Rapids U18/U19 side.  He is from Westminister, Colorado but has Canadian citizenship. 
http://rapd.ussoccerda.com/sam/teams/index.php?team=3933820&player=263569657

There are a lot of Canadian players listing Chile as a second nationality lately, as a way of getting an EU passport. This is related to a recent WHO ruling on acquired genetic traits, what is called soft inheritance. If you can get your Chile nationality recognized as a Canadian, you can fast track your EU status and even pass it on to your children, so we can get multiple generations of Canadians under the Chile flag, also known as La Roja, like Canada, Reds, playing in European lower tiers. If we don't have a thread on this on the board you should probably start one.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mfyBdTWcz7Jk9i7IFim-6XLLLAuPPm8TGLqZNNKkfaQ/pubhtml#
 
Just 2 corrections that Pancho Fernandez who plays in Chile for La Serena is a 1998 (not sure what month or day) and is only of Filipino descent not Chilean. Also David Romano who plays for FC Murese in Italy has only an Italian passport not a Chilean passport, both of are not of Chilean descent.

Austin Coelho is now with Braga U19 in Portugal.  
https://t.co/tL8GlDULss

Andrew das Neves Lebre has now signed for SD Almazán in Spanish 4th tier, Tercera. So he's left Ourense for the Tercera group in Castilla-León, that is Tercera (4th tier) Group 8. His agents report this on their web, JEP Sports Management:
http://www.jepsportsmanagement.com/Perfil-jugador/index.php?id_jugador=961
He is also on the team roster on the federation website. 
He was not in the squad, and probably not yet signed, last weekend. They are playing their 2nd league game today vs. the Burgos 2nd team. 
Almazán is a small city in the province of Soria, he is going to freeze his butt off there in winter. A noble yet austere town with nice Castillian architeture on the Duero River, but a bit isolated in football terms. I just assume they are paying him a bit better than what Ourense would have offered, since I imagine he could have stayed if he'd wanted.

James Stamopoulos has signed with Ergotelis in Greece. They currently play in the 2nd tier after winning promotion last season.
Maxime Blanchard (19 year old keeper from Montreal) has signed with USD Cavese in the Italian 4th tier.
http://www.tuttocalciocampano.it/la-cavese-si-presenta-annunciati-altri-due-acquisti-la-rosa-completa/

Hittarps IK is in the fourth tier

According to transfermarkt, he is on loan from Peña Sport de Tafalla until June 30th, 2018.
https://www.transfermarkt.com/yuri/profil/spieler/483328

Good find. Corellano is in Corella, in Navarra, I only know the name because they play a preseason friendly tournament vs. Izarra each year. So that is the Navarra division of Spanish 4th tier, Tercerca, Group XIII.
If he is on loan from Peña Sport de Tafalla, that is a good club they are in 2B, also in Navarra, just across the Ebro and up the road. 

Cavese is a strong team, they're going to be pushing for Serie C this year. Last year they came 2nd and lost in the playoffs. Hopefully Blanchard can get some minutes and push to be a starter. 

Teodor Borisov‏ @teoborisov  22h22 hours ago More Canada U17 international midfielder Alessandro Hojabrpour will play for Lokomotiv Plovdiv U19 team @CanadaSoccerEN

Bijker's father was born in Ontario.
https://www.everaert.nl/images/pdf/HV_1210_Verlies_vh_Nederlanderschap_OdG_8.pdf

Bijker's father was born in Ontario.
https://www.everaert.nl/images/pdf/HV_1210_Verlies_vh_Nederlanderschap_OdG_8.pdf

Patryk Misik it seems is back with Órdenes in Spain.
I just assumed he'd leave as they relegated to 5th tier, now in Preferente Galicia, Group 1. To update Canucks Abroad, that is Spain, 5. 
I don't seem him listed on the roster, on a slim website, but there are only 17 on it; but here he is from a tweet from today's preseason game, he's no 8 if I'm not mistaken. 

 

Just going through the Canucks Abroad list for Spain. 
Chafik Naceri signed for Alcorcón B, fourth tier (tercera) in early 2016, and from what I see made one appearance for them, that season, not this past. I do not see he is still on their roster, nor was he this last season. In any case, Alcorcón first team is now 3rd tier.
Lucas Bijker, the Brazil-born Dutch is listed as a Cadiz player. I am just not sure what his Canada connection and links are.
I don't believe Patryk Misik is playing for Ordenes, as they dropped to 5th tier. Last I saw he was playing amateur in Toronto this summer. 
Andrew Lebre does not appear on the roster of Ourense who promoted to 4th tier. It may be pending, but I do recall reading he was keen to go to England. I have not seen him on a new team yet. 
Clearly we have to wait a bit to see what these guys do for teams. 
 

Miki Cantave has moved on a free transfer from the B team of Albacete, to the B team of Lorca. This is a lateral move, as both clubs just promoted their A teams to the Spanish 2nd division for this season. And both have their B team in 4th tier. 
https://www.transfermarkt.com/lorca-fc-b/startseite/verein/53611
He went on a free transfer on July 25. The team seems to be basically u-23 and as we stand, at 20, he's their youngest player. They play in the Murcia division, a small region but quite competitive for its size. Here's their schedule, from what I see they should aspire to make the promotion playoffs.
https://futbolme.com/resultados-directo/equipo/la-hoya-lorca-cf-b/12930
IMO being at Albacete or Lorca is about the same, the former has more tradition, but Lorca has new owners, a Spanish group who bought it from former Chinese player Xu Genbao a few days before Cantave was picked up. Wish him the best of luck.

He appeared for Canada at the 2013 U-17 World Cup, so he is definitely a Canadian citizen: http://canadasoccer.com/?t=profile&pid=13020