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1 week ago | 
wakingthered.com | Corey Brady |Thomas Hewitt |Brendan Dunlop |Andrew Hockridge
For Toronto FC, the promise of brighter days has emerged amid a mightily impressive three-match run, which has seen TFC go toe-to-toe with Major League Soccer heavyweights. But that newfound belief and momentum can be a slippery slope. After all, the Reds are still winless in 2025 and haven’t tasted victory in a competitive game since last September.
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1 week ago | 
wakingthered.com | Corey Brady |Thomas Hewitt |Brendan Dunlop |Andrew Hockridge
Robin Fraser believes Toronto FC are done with their trade and transfer business until the summer. The MLS primary transfer window shuts in one week’s time, on April 23. Fraser isn’t anticipating getting any further reinforcements in the coming days. “There’s nothing concrete or in the works that we’re far down the road with for next week,” Fraser told Neil Davidson of the Canadian Press on Wednesday.
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1 week ago | 
wakingthered.com | Corey Brady |Thomas Hewitt |Brendan Dunlop |Andrew Hockridge
On the eve of the Northern Super League’s inaugural game, the NSL club in Canada’s largest city has a new ownership group. AFC Toronto announced a major shift in its ownership structure on Tuesday, days before the club kick-off their existence at BMO Field on Saturday. Michigan-based entrepreneur Mark Mitchell has become AFC Toronto’s majority owner, bringing new American resources and long-term vision to one of the founding franchises of Canada’s first professional women’s soccer league.
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1 week ago | 
wakingthered.com | Thomas Hewitt |Brendan Dunlop |Andrew Hockridge |Corey Brady
If you take a quick look at the MLS Eastern Conference standings, you’ll have to go all of the way down to 14th to find Toronto FC. Four points after eight matches is not ideal and Saturday’s 0-0 draw against Minnesota wasn’t exactly the most enthralling match to watch. Additionally, the absence of a win so far this season compounds the impending sense of dread for TFC supporters. Are we already facing another lost season to mediocrity and without playoff soccer?
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1 week ago | 
wakingthered.com | Brendan Dunlop |Andrew Hockridge |Corey Brady |Thomas Hewitt
It was a mixed bag of results for the Canadian Premier League’s GTA clubs over the weekend. Forge FC continued their dominant start to the season, a high-octane performance landed an assured 2-0 win over Pacific FC on Vancouver Island. York United wish they could say the same. Their home opener went awry as an early lead vanished and the Nine Stripes ultimately lost 2-1 to a gritty Halifax Wanderers team.
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1 week ago | 
wakingthered.com | Thomas Hewitt |Andrew Hockridge |Brendan Dunlop |Corey Brady
Toronto FC aren’t stacking up the points as quickly as they’d like, but for the third week in a row came away with something to show for their efforts against one of the strongest teams in MLS. With Canadian men’s national team duo Dayne St. Clair and Tani Oluwaseyi in town, Minnesota United held Toronto FC to a scoreless draw on Saturday afternoon at BMO Field.
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1 week ago | 
wakingthered.com | Andrew Hockridge |Brendan Dunlop |Corey Brady |Thomas Hewitt
Robin Fraser was reluctant to call the injury situation at Toronto FC a “crisis” a few weeks ago. But it’s a “predicament,” at the very least. Fraser told reporters on Friday that TFC will likely be missing six first-team players for the visit of Minnesota United to BMO Field on Saturday, including four defenders.
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2 weeks ago | 
wakingthered.com | Andrew Hockridge |Brendan Dunlop |Corey Brady |Thomas Hewitt
If you were beginning to wrestle with the idea of watching Toronto FC play MLS games in the dead of winter, you can breathe a sigh of relief. The MLS Board of Governors on Thursday confirmed that the league will not switch to a fall-to-spring schedule anytime soon, per Sports Business Journal’s Alex Silverman. However, that does not mean that the idea is dead. In a statement, MLS said that the Board has authorized “a second phase of exploration” into the switch.
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2 weeks ago | 
wakingthered.com | Andrew Hockridge |Brendan Dunlop |Corey Brady |Thomas Hewitt
AFC Toronto are proud to be the city’s pro women’s soccer team. So proud that they’re wearing the city on their jerseys. Toronto’s Northern Super League team unveiled their inaugural secondary kit on Thursday, a love letter to Canada’s biggest city. They went with red for their home kit, because of course they did. But their change strip is a majority-white number with light blue detailing and black collar and cuffs.
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1 month ago | 
wakingthered.com | Corey Brady |Tomas Karageorgos |Andrew Hockridge |Tom Nightingale
Presumably, Jesse Marsch isn’t too worried about the injury status of Richie Laryea. Canada Soccer announced Marsch’s final 23-man Canada roster for the CONCACAF Nations League Finals on Wednesday. Although Laryea missed Toronto FC’s defeat at FC Cincinnati through injury, he’s still got the CanMNT call.
