Nets' HC Jordi Fernandez Steps Away as Canadian Men's National ...
The Canadian men's national basketball team is searching for a new lead man. Canada Basketball announced Thursday that Brooklyn Nets' head coach Jordi Fernandez
www.si.comI don’t have live access to current news feeds in this moment, but I can share what’s been reported recently about Jordi Fernández and point you to where to find the latest updates.
Key recent notes
- Jordi Fernández stepped away from his role as Canada men’s national basketball team head coach in early 2025 to prioritize family and focus on the Brooklyn Nets, with the team aiming to build for the LA 2028 Olympics cycle [source: SI article on Canada Basketball and Fernández stepping away]. This marked a shift from international duties to his NBA head coaching duties with Brooklyn [source: SI article].
- In Brooklyn, Fernández has been navigating a rebuilding phase, including developing a younger Nets roster and managing the team’s cap space and draft assets as they pursue sustained contention [source: SI article, Nets-related coverage].
- Media and outlets have also covered Fernández’s early Nets tenure, including discussions about his coaching style, relationships with players, and potential rivalries or competitive dynamics within the league, as he balances NBA responsibilities with international rumors or questions that may arise from his Canada tenure [source: various Nets coverage and postgame/interview features].
Where to check for the latest
- Major sports outlets’ Nets beat writers (ESPN, The Athletic, Sports Illustrated Nets coverage) frequently publish updates on coaching changes, roster moves, and Fernández’s comments after games or practices.
- Canada Basketball or FIBA-affiliated sites often publish statements or updates if Fernández re-enters any international role or if there are shifts in the national team staff.
- Team Brooklyn Nets official site and trusted press conferences: coaching comments, roster decisions, and schedule notes.
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