Currently at a program-best No. 28 in the FIFA World Rankings, Canada will first challenge Romania (No. 48) before visiting Wales (No. 31).
Both opposing nations are seeking World Cup qualification out of UEFA.
“The Gold Cup did not go the way we planned, and the group is eager to get back to work again,” Marsch said. “Romania and Wales are both formidable opponents, and playing away from home always presents a challenging opportunity. These are the kinds of games that will show us where we stand and where we still need to improve with less than a year until the World Cup.”