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Toronto FC: 4 stories to watch this week
For the first time since April, TFC are facing a week in which it has two MLS matches in quick succession.
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For the first time since April, TFC are facing a week in which it has two MLS matches in quick succession.
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Sam Lattof of The Blazing Musket previews Wednesday's match between TFC and New England at Gillette Stadium.
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Reporter James Grossi discusses Toronto FC's return after its lengthy hiatus, the road ahead for the Reds, and much more.
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It's a big week for Toronto FC with two important road games vs. Eastern Conference rivals that it can ill afford to lose.
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"He's very, very talented, has a really good head on the shoulders and we're really excited about his future," Robin Fraser said.
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"[Being an] All-Star is nice, but I want [the] playoffs and a deep playoff run and to be competing for silverware," Laryea said.
TFC 2
TFC 2 snapped a five-game losing skid in MLS NEXT Pro via a 3-1 home win over FC Cincinnati 2 on Friday at York Lions Stadium.
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Thursday's stalemate at Stade Saputo showed that TFC have a lot to work on following a two-month hiatus from MLS.
Marsch will oversee a 21-player roster that includes Toronto FC prospects Richard Chukwu, Antone Bossenberry and Timothy Fortier.
TFC earned a share of the points at Stade Saputo in their first game back from the lengthy MLS break due to the World Cup.
Toronto FC inked the young defender to an MLS contract as a "homegrown player" through the 2029-30 season with a club option.
The DP midfielder is included in coach Robin Fraser's matchday roster on Thursday, ending his lengthy spell on TFC's injury list.
Elias Grigoriadis of the Canadian Press previews Thursday's match between TFC and Montreal at Stade Saputo.
TFC will have to cope without suspended captain Jonathan Osorio for Thursday's derby match in Montreal.
Each of the last three summer transfer windows have been pretty busy for GM Jason Hernandez. But this year might be different.
Toronto FC's upcoming four-game road swing could go a long way in determining its fate for the 2026 MLS season.
MLSE announced on Tuesday that TFC 2 will relocate to Barrie, Ont., for the 2028-2029 MLS NEXT Pro season.
“It's very much trending in the right direction,” Robin Fraser said of TFC's injury situation ahead of their first game back later this week.
Reporter James Grossi discusses what things to look for from Toronto FC after its lengthy hiatus, and much more.