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The 1-0 loss for Toronto FC against NYCFC retold a familiar story this season: the Reds can't score.

Ahead of its fixture against NYCFC, Toronto's abysmal injury record continues to grow, but two players could return this weekend.

Toronto FC have calmed the waters on an abysmal start to the season, but they must continue to build on recent form against New York City FC.

Toronto FC recently made official the signing of goalkeeper Adisa De Rosario to his first professional contract, marking a milestone for the young talent. The 18-year-old shot-stopper will now wear the number 77 jersey.

In recent statements from Jason Hernandez and Robin Fraser, there is a strong belief that this year will mark a turning point for the club. Toronto FC has outlined three key goals for the season, each playing a crucial role in shaping the team’s future:

One of the most intriguing aspects of Jason Hernández’s statements was his uncertainty regarding the futures of Lorenzo Insigne and Federico Bernardeschi.

Toronto FC has made some progress in the transfer market, the club suffered a setback in its pursuit of AS Roma forward Eldor Shomurodov.

Toronto FC’s main rival, CF Montréal, has been active in the market, signing former TFC defender Luca Petrasso. The 24-year-old fullback joins on a deal that includes options through 2027, adding another young Canadian talent to Montréal’s squad.

The latest major move for Toronto FC comes in the goalkeeping department, as the club officially signs Adisa De Rosario, a 20-year-old Canadian goalkeeper.

Toronto FC has bolstered its attack in the 2025 MLS transfer window with the acquisition of Theo Corbeanu, a move that has excited fans. Meanwhile, Toronto FC faces a decision regarding Cassius Mailula, who is currently on loan at Wydad AC in Morocco.

Toronto FC's transfer window has been very irregular in terms of signings, so it is important to get active in the market to strengthen the squad and make it more competitive.

TSN has officially announced the matches it will broadcast throughout the season, confirming that 14 of Toronto FC’s games will be available for Canadian viewers.

Italian striker Lorenzo Insigne has been linked with several European clubs including Spain's Real Valladolid and Turkey's Beşiktaş, while some Italian sides have also made enquiries about his availability.

As TFC focus on next season, one of the club's former players has made headlines by landing a new opportunity in European football, namely Liam Fraser.

As the team focuses on preseason, one of the biggest stories surrounding Toronto FC is the recent leak of what appears to be their new home jersey for the 2025 season.

With the Marbella camp now complete, Toronto FC will return to North America in preparation for the next phase of their preseason.

One of the club’s most influential figures, Federico Bernardeschi, has been a key part of this project. After enjoying his offseason break in Turin, the Italian star spoke openly about his love for Toronto FC and his excitement to return to Canada.

Toronto FC’s scheduled friendly against BK Häcken was officially canceled due to logistical issues at the Marbella Football Center.

Toronto FC may have an unexpected reinforcement in their preseason camp. Reports suggest that 32-year-old English midfielder Jack Price has been training with the squad, though his arrival has yet to be officially announced.

One of the clubs closely monitoring Insigne's situation is Besiktas. The Turkish giants are keen to bring the 33-year-old to Istanbul, looking to get him to leave Toronto FC and MLS.