Kyle Anthony Hiebert is a Canadian professional soccer player who plays for Major League Soccer club St. Louis City SC and the Canada national team.

Club Career:

1. Early Career – Canada & Development:

   • Hiebert started his youth career with Canadian club WFC2 (Vancouver Whitecaps’ second team) before joining Saskatchewan’s football setup.

2. University and College Soccer:

   • Kyle Hiebert played college soccer in Canada at University of Saskatchewan, where his performances were impressive enough to earn him a spot on the Canadian national team’s radar.

3. Move to Major League Soccer – St. Louis City SC (2022–Present):

   • Kyle Hiebert joined St. Louis City SC as a defender in their inaugural MLS season in 2023, representing a key addition to their squad as they established themselves in Major League

Canada National Team:

• Hiebert has represented Canada at the youth level, with Canada U-20 and Canada U-23.

• His performances in both domestic leagues and youth setups earned him call-ups to the senior Canada national team, where he has started gaining recognition for his abilities in central defense.

Playing Style:

• Defensive Strengths:

  • Kyle Hiebert is a tall and commanding central defender with a strong aerial presence. He is known for his ability to read the game and make crucial interceptions.

  • He is comfortable in one-on-one duels and is excellent at blocking shots and tackling.

• Distribution:

  • In addition to his defensive duties, Hiebert has the ability to distribute the ball efficiently, playing out from the back to set up counter-attacks.

• Physicality & Leadership:

  • Hiebert uses his strength and height to dominate aerial duels, and he brings a leadership presence to the backline.

Achievements & Recognition:

• MLS Involvement:

  • Playing for St. Louis City SC, he is part of a new team striving to make an impact in the MLS.

• Canadian National Team Potential:

  • Hiebert is seen as a promising young Canadian defender, and with his progress at St. Louis, he has the potential to become a regular fixture in Canada’s defense for upcoming CONCACAF Gold Cup and World Cup qualifiers.