History
About
Toronto FC is a football club from Canada. They compete in the Major League Soccer (2026 season). Home matches are played at BMO Field in Toronto (capacity 45,736).
The team is coached by Robin Fraser, who has taken charge of 32 matches (7W, 9D, 16L) since the 2025 season.
In the Major League Soccer Toronto FC sit 26th of 30 with 14 points from 14 matches (3W, 5D, 6L), scoring 22 and conceding 29. The table is led by Nashville SC (19 points ahead).
Most recently Toronto FC lost 1:2 away to DC United on July 25, 2026 in the Major League Soccer. Before that, they drew 0:0 away with New England Revolution on July 22, 2026 in the Major League Soccer. Before that, they drew 0:0 away with CF Montreal on July 16, 2026 in the Major League Soccer.
The squad counts 36 players with an average age of 24.9. It is made up of 3 goalkeepers, 13 defenders, 11 midfielders and 8 forwards. Antone Bossenberry (17) is the youngest player, William Yarbrough (37) the oldest.
This season Daniel Salloi was the top scorer (4 goals) and also led for goals + assists (4); Jonathan Osorio led for minutes played (1260) and yellow cards (5); Luka Gavran led for clean sheets (1); Raheem Edwards led for red cards (1).
Toronto FC next face New York City FC away on July 31, 2026 in the Major League Soccer.
On the transfer front the club has recorded 117 moves in total — 71 arrivals and 47 departures. The latest arrival is Joshua Sargent from Norwich (permanent, €18,650,000, February 27, 2026). The latest departure is Raoul Petretta to Darmstadt (permanent, January 20, 2026).
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