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Toronto FC's Sargent Looking for First Goal as Team Welcomes Rapids to BMO Field
Rafael Navarro has three goals for Colorado, while Toronto FC can welcome back Matheus Pereira and Kosi Thompson faces his former club.
- Toronto hosts Colorado today, featuring the return of defender Kosi Thompson. Thompson was acquired by the Rapids from TFC last week for up to $400,000 in general allocation money.
- Under new head coach Matt Wells, Colorado has scored 11 goals, the second-highest tally in the MLS. Fraser, who managed Colorado from 2019 to 2023, said, "They're good, they're young, they're energetic they occupy some interesting positions in their buildup."
- After starting the MLS campaign with two losses, TFC has recorded points in their last three matches. First-year left back Matheus Pereira, who has yet to play due to a groin injury, is available for selection, Fraser confirmed.
- Goalkeeper Luka Gavran, a native of Hamilton, Ont., expressed optimism about the team's trajectory. "I think we're just scratching the surface of the potential this team has," Gavran said.
- Fraser views this upcoming stretch as a pivotal opportunity to gain momentum. "You take care of your home games and by the time this homestand is over we should be in a pretty good position," the coach said.
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Toronto FC’s Sargent looking for first goal as team welcomes Rapids to BMO Field
TORONTO - Toronto FC head coach Robin Fraser was a skilful defender during his playing days and he’s proving to be a skilful defender as a manager, at least in terms of defending his players.
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TORONTO — Toronto FC head coach Robin Fraser was a skilful defender during his playing days and he’s proving to be a skilful defender as a manager, at least in terms of defending his players. That was apparent on Friday when Fraser was asked about the club’s first-year forward Josh Sargent, who arrived in Toronto from Norwich City in February. The 26-year-old American scored an impressive 56 goals in 157 appearances for The Canaries over five se…
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