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A Challenging Match for This Toronto FC II Young Prospect

• The Canadian player is still settling into TFC II, but he did not stand out in this match
• Brandon Servania made his return to action with TFC II after nearly a year away from official matches
• John Herdman may continue to evaluate several players from TFC II and the Academy for future integration into the first team

By Oscar Cortes

A Challenging Match for This Toronto FC II Young Prospect
A Challenging Match for This Toronto FC II Young Prospect / Roberto Machado Noa/GettyImages
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In the match against Atlanta United II, Toronto FC II lost after having initially controlled a 1-0 lead. Unfortunately for the team, one of Toronto FC's top prospects was sent off, leaving the club with just 10 players on the field.

This setback, combined with high expectations for the match, resulted in a defeat for the team. However, it was an opportunity to see Brandon Servania compete again after nearly a year away due to injury.

READ MORE: Positive Return for Brandon Servania in Toronto FC II's 1-2 Loss to Atlanta United II

Defender Marko Stojanovic Competed with Toronto FC II

Although the 20-year-old player joined Toronto FC in January 2023 and has been competing at a high level with the club’s academy, his performance was not stellar against Atlanta United II. During the 2023 MLS Next Pro season, he played 16 matches, showcasing significant potential and earning 2 assists while playing as both a right and left back.

Stojanovic has since become a promising central defender but had a difficult game in this match, receiving a red card in the 26th minute. This left Toronto FC II with one less player after having initially controlled the game.

Atlanta United II took advantage of the situation to come back and win the match. It is important to monitor this talented Canadian player, as he has now played 32 matches with Toronto FC II and could be on the verge of joining the first team in the near future. His performance in the latter part of the 2024 season will be crucial to assess his readiness for a bigger role.

As we continue to evaluate his progress, Stojanovic's height of 1.82 meters could be advantageous in either a central defensive or right-back role, potentially contributing significantly to Steve Schumacher's team in the future. For now, he will continue to develop with Toronto FC II, aiming to enhance his performance and make the best decisions in every match.

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