The 2024 Season for Toronto FC Goalkeepers

In what was a challenging season for Toronto FC, some individual performances stood out, though collectively, the team failed to perform well enough to reach the MLS playoffs. Unfortunately, under John Herdman's management, Toronto FC missed out on postseason play, a significant disappointment for both the fans and the club.

There were high hopes that this season, with Herdman at the helm and the talented squad at his disposal, the team would make it to the playoffs in the Eastern Conference. However, it turned out to be another frustrating season for Toronto FC.

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Goalkeeper Statistics for Toronto FC in 2024

Throughout the season, John Herdman relied on just two goalkeepers: Sean Johnson and Luka Gavran. Sean Johnson, the primary goalkeeper, posted impressive stats this season. He played a total of 30 matches, keeping nine clean sheets—an excellent figure for the American goalkeeper.

Additionally, his footwork was solid, with a 76% passing accuracy. Johnson was crucial for Toronto FC in 2024, logging approximately 2,700 minutes. His performances were so strong that he received multiple call-ups to represent the United States during international windows.

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On the other hand, Luka Gavran, a young goalkeeper, also earned significant minutes under Herdman’s leadership. Gavran played in 13 matches, keeping four clean sheets. He also demonstrated good passing ability, completing 72% of his passes, which is a promising sign for a goalkeeper who is gaining more and more confidence. In total, Gavran played 1,170 minutes for Toronto FC this season.

Unfortunately, third-choice goalkeeper Greg Ranjitsingh did not play any minutes in 2024. Herdman opted to use only two goalkeepers throughout the season, leaving Ranjitsingh without any playing time.