Wilson played 299 NASL games, more than all but one man in the league's history, and he was still there in Mexico in 1986, wearing the armband for all three of Canada's matches at the only World Cup the country reached before Qatar. He was a seven-time NASL All-Star, the sole Canadian in CONCACAF's 1998 team of the century, and took 57 caps before both national halls of fame inducted him.
Canada legends whose careers overlapped Wilson's
One rank above: Bob Lenarduzzi at #16.
One rank below: Dale Mitchell at #18.
Canada's editorial top five: Alphonso Davies · Atiba Hutchinson · Jonathan David · Dwayne De Rosario · Craig Forrest.