Michael Findlay

Michael George Findlay (born November 6, 1963) is a Canadian soccer coach and current manager of the Vincentian national team.

Career Findlay arrived in Scotland as a 16 year-old following being identified in the 1981 NASL High School Draft and spent three years there trying to win professional deals with Celtic, the club he grew up supporting, and Partick Thistle but was ultimately unsuccessful. While he resided in Scotland, he lived with David Moyes and his family in Bearsden, who played for Celtic at the time.

In November 2013, he joined newly-appointed Canadian senior team head coach Benito Floro's staff as an assistant. In this capacity, he helped manage the team at the 2015 Gold Cup and in its 2018 World Cup qualification campaign. In 2015, he also served as an assistant for the Canadian U23 team in its 2016 Olympic qualifying campaign, before serving as head coach of that program the following year for a friendly tour in the Caribbean. Across six international matches as Head Coach (including an October 2015 friendly), he posted two wins, two draws and two losses.

On January 21, 2021, Findlay was named head coach of the Grenadian senior men's national team by the Grenada FA.

On August 11, 2023, Findlay was appointed head coach of the Bermuda men's national team.

Coaching statistics

+ Coaching record by club and tenureTeamFromToRecord Canada September 2016 July 2017 Grenada January 2021 June 2022 Bermuda August 2023 March 2026Total