TFC II looking to Canada’s national soccer identity for its own style
TFC II and some of their new additions are looking to make a statement about Canada’s soccer identity in the new MLS Next Pro League.
TFC II and some of their new additions are looking to make a statement about Canada’s soccer identity in the new MLS Next Pro League.
Toronto Football Club Academy graduate Antonio Carlini is ready to help his team succeed in the Major League Soccer NEXT Pro inaugural season when it begins in April.
The success of Canada on the global stage is a big part of how the game of soccer is rapidly growing here, says Luka Gavran.
Coach Gianni Cimini is convinced his young developmental side can emulate the success of its Toronto Football Club parent team.
More Canadians have found opportunities in soccer since Canada’s most recent success on the national stage and goalkeeper Luka Gavran is no different.
The Nine Stripes got their first-ever post-season ticket after HFX Wanderers failed to beat Atlético Ottawa on Sunday.
Another edition of the Ontario derby took place on Saturday’ afternoon at the York Lions Stadium, with York United losing 2-1 to Forge FC.
At a time when Canadian soccer seemed to be growing, a sudden rise in talent and commitment has taken the nation to an entirely new level.
For Vanessa Gilles, the path to soccer glory wasn’t conventional, but her conviction to make the tough choice paid off in the end.
Consistently getting results against quality sides has shot Canada up 24 spots in a year to No. 48 in the FIFA World Rankings.