Toronto FC is ready to carry success forward in 2020. After reaching the MLS Cup Final three of the past four seasons, including a title victory in 2017, the Reds have become one of the most dominant MLS franchises in recent history.
Under the guidance of head coach Greg Vanney, the team comes off a wild 2019 campaign, which saw them take a 10-game unbeaten streak to end the regular season and propel all the way to the MLS Cup Final. While long-serving stars like captain Michael Bradley, Jozy Altidore and Jonathan Osorio once again helped steady the ship, newcomer Alejandro Pozuelo provided an extra spark. A dynamic Designated Player, the midfielder spruced up the TFC attack with the sixth most assists across MLS (12) and tallied a team-high 12 goals.
With much of the roster set to return, including a fresh new deal for Bradley, the Reds appear to have quickly bridged a rebuild back into becoming an MLS contender as they gear up for the 14th campaign of MLS action at BMO Field.
“We’re excited to have consistency and bring back most of the team that helped us win the Eastern Conference Championship,” said Toronto FC General Manager Ali Curtis.
