Toronto FC's new coach confirmed for 2025-2027 season | OneFootball

After nearly two months of searching, Toronto FC has officially appointed Robin Fraser as their new head coach.

This decision comes after the resignation of John Herdman, during which Toronto faced several challenges in securing a suitable replacement. Fraser, a seasoned coach with a deep understanding of the club, is seen as the ideal candidate to spearhead Toronto FC’s new project.

Fraser’s history with Toronto FC, where he served as an assistant coach from the 2014-15 season to the 2019-20 season, provides him with valuable insight into the club's culture and operations. Despite his six-year absence, his return is met with optimism as he steps into a more pivotal role.

A Strategic Appointment for a New Era

Toronto FC's decision to hire Fraser was made after a deliberate and thoughtful process. Following their elimination from the MLS playoffs, the club chose to take a strategic pause to find a coach who aligns with their long-term vision. Fraser's appointment is part of a broader effort to rejuvenate the team and build a squad capable of achieving new heights.

Fraser brings a wealth of experience from his coaching stints with Colorado Rapids and Chivas USA. His extensive career, coupled with his familiarity with Toronto FC, positions him to effectively manage the team and navigate the challenges of the upcoming season.

Preseason Preparations Underway

With players returning for medical check-ups on January 11 and 12, Toronto FC is set to kick off their preseason training under Fraser's guidance. His immediate focus will be on assessing the current squad and identifying key areas for reinforcement through strategic signings.

The club is hopeful that Fraser's expertise will foster a competitive environment and lead to significant improvements on the pitch. As Toronto FC embarks on this new chapter, Fraser’s leadership is expected to play a crucial role in shaping a resilient