A promising start to the new era of BMO Field with Toronto FC | OneFootball

Toronto FC’s preseason in Marbella has been a resounding success, laying the groundwork for what the team hopes will be a revitalized campaign in the 2025 MLS season.

The arrival of Robin Fraser as head coach has brought fresh optimism to the club, with fans hopeful that his vision and leadership can turn around years of inconsistency and underachievement.

Robin Fraser inspires confidence in Toronto FC

Fraser has already made it clear that his goal is to create a long-term project with Toronto FC, focusing on building a strong identity for the team while ensuring steady progress on and off the pitch.

This renewed sense of purpose has resonated with supporters, who are eager to see their team return to contention and deliver moments of joy after a string of disappointing seasons.

BMO Field Expansion Ahead of the 2026 World Cup

Adding to the excitement, Toronto FC has confirmed plans to expand BMO Field in preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be co-hosted by Canada, Mexico, and the United States.

Construction has already begun on the north and south stands, as well as temporary seating in the corners of the stadium.

These renovations aim to increase capacity and enhance the experience for fans, not only for the World Cup but also for Toronto FC matches in the coming seasons.

The improvements to BMO Field will solidify its place as a key venue for Canadian soccer, with the city of Toronto set to host at least one marquee match during the tournament.

With the World Cup just 500 days away, the anticipation is building for both the global event and its positive impact on the city. Toronto FC is poised to benefit from the increased visibility and enthusiasm surrounding soccer in Canada, making this an exciting time for the team and its supporters.