Toronto FC Begins Overhaul: Prince Owusu and Luke Singh Depart

After weeks of deliberation, Toronto FC has officially outlined its roster decisions for 2025, signaling a new direction focused on fresh talent and a renewed competitive identity. Among the announcements, the departures of Prince Owusu and Luke Singh stand out as significant developments for the club.

Back on October 28, Toronto FC hinted at upcoming roster changes, releasing several players and leaving Owusu and Singh's futures uncertain. Now, the club has confirmed that neither player will continue, marking a bold move as it prepares for the next MLS season.

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Prince Owusu's Exit Sparks Debate

The decision to part ways with Prince Owusu, one of the team’s top performers in 2024, has shocked supporters. The German striker played 39 matches across all competitions, scoring 12 goals and providing 5 assists in over 2,000 minutes of action. Owusu’s consistency and impact made him a key figure for Toronto FC during a challenging season, making his release particularly unexpected.

Luke Singh’s departure, while less surprising, also marks the end of a chapter for the young defender. Singh spent much of his time on loan, failing to secure a consistent role within the first team. His exit underscores the club's commitment to streamlining the roster and focusing on players who align with its long-term vision.

Looking Ahead to 2025

Toronto FC’s announcement also provided clarity on its current squad, revealing that 25 players are under contract for the 2025 season. This foundation sets the stage for further additions and adjustments as the club aims to create a more dynamic and competitive squad for the upcoming campaign.

While the departures of Owusu and Singh signal a turning point, they also reflect Toronto FC’s determination to rebuild and reimagine its future. Fans will now look ahead with anticipation as the team seeks to make key signings and establish a new identity for 2025.