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1 month ago | 
wakingthered.com | Ben Steiner |Brendan Dunlop |Corey Brady |Tomas Karageorgos
Saturday was another home opener that held so much promise. The rain had stopped, the sun had come out, and Toronto FC scored first! Alas, in true TFC fashion, the day was spoiled by a lack of defending and overall lack of effort to play football. Despite a lot of cautious optimism echoed in the stands, Toronto FC fell 2-1 to a rejuvenated Chicago Fire. An important tip: if you leave before the 90th minute, traffic is exponentially better leaving the city.
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1 month ago | 
wakingthered.com | Ben Steiner |Brendan Dunlop |Corey Brady |Tomas Karageorgos
While Toronto FC fans were ecstatic to cheer on their team in all red on a sunny Saturday afternoon at BMO Field, it was the same old result at the end of 90 minutes. Toronto FC lost their third match in a row, falling 2-1 to Gregg Berhalter’s Chicago Fire in TFC’s 2025 home opener. It was head coach Robin Fraser’s first time back in the BMO dugout since he left the club as an assistant in 2018.
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1 month ago | 
wakingthered.com | Ben Steiner |Brendan Dunlop |Corey Brady |Tomas Karageorgos
When things are going badly, any filter that may have been previously applied completely evaporates. Toronto FC fans let their feelings be known at TFC’s home opener on Saturday afternoon. As the Reds were losing on the pitch, fans in the supporters’ south end blamed the one player they feel is most responsible for the club’s turmoil and their torment, and he wasn’t even dressed to play.
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2 months ago | 
wakingthered.com | Ben Steiner |Tom Nightingale
Toronto FC haven’t been as active this winter as most TFC fans would like, but the front office sure was vocal on Thursday night at the club’s annual season ticket holders, preseason meet and greet. There are many question marks surrounding Robin Fraser’s team with the season kicking off in just two weeks. The new Toronto FC head coach, general manager Jason Hernandez and MLSE CEO Keith Pelley fielded plenty of questions from fans.
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2 months ago | 
wakingthered.com | Ben Steiner |Tom Nightingale
Luca Petrasso is back in Canada, but this time he’ll be wearing blue instead of red. CF Montréal announced on Friday that they’ve signed the former Toronto FC defender to a one-year contract, with options for 2026 and 2027. Petrasso is still only 24 years old. After TFC he joined Orlando City in 2023 but played just 14 matches and 452 minutes for the first team.
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2 months ago | 
wakingthered.com | Ben Steiner |Tom Nightingale
There’s officially a De Rosario back on the Toronto FC first team. The club announced on Friday that it has signed goalkeeper and club legend Dwayne De Rosario’s son Adisa De Rosario to a first-team homegrown player contract. The 20-year-old has signed a deal through 2026 with club options for 2027 and 2028. He is the 35th player in club history to sign for the first team from the Toronto FC Academy.
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2 months ago | 
wakingthered.com | Ben Steiner |Tom Nightingale
Toronto FC are getting the MLS Cup-winning band back together! Club captain Jonathan Osorio, of course, was on the roster in the 2017 treble-winning year. So was current general manager Jason Hernandez, who was a Reds defender at the time. Technical director Sean Rubio was previously on the front office staff in the team’s most successful era, too.
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2 months ago | 
wakingthered.com | Ben Steiner |Tom Nightingale
Toronto FC are getting the MLS Cup-winning band back together! Club captain Jonathan Osorio, of course, was on the roster in the 2017 treble-winning year. So was current general manager Jason Hernandez, who was a Reds defender at the time. Technical director Sean Rubio was previously on the front office staff in the team’s most successful era, too.
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2 months ago | 
wakingthered.com | Ben Steiner |Tom Nightingale
Robin Fraser was supposed to get a second look at his Toronto FC squad in preseason match action on Monday, but a wrench has been thrown into his plans. TFC will not be playing Swedish club BK Häcken as planned in the second match of their Spain training camp. The Marbella Football Center announced on Sunday that the game has been “suspended” for technical reasons. “For technical reasons, tomorrow’s match between Toronto FC vs BK Hacken has been suspended,” read a statement from the venue.
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2 months ago | 
wakingthered.com | Tom Nightingale |Ben Steiner
Have you ever wanted something so bad you have a hard time believing it might actually happen? Toronto FC fans have been clamouring for a return to primary red kits, largely in hopes that the change would also bring with it the winning ways of the past. A Toronto sports store may have beaten TFC to the jersey drop.
