Toronto FC

Toronto FC represent Canada's largest city in Major League Soccer, playing at BMO Field in Exhibition Place where the club has established itself as the nation's flagship MLS franchise. The Reds' deep red colors and maple leaf incorporation in their crest reflect their Canadian identity, with TFC serving as a rallying point for soccer fans across the country. Toronto's diverse, international population has embraced the club, with the south stand's supporter section creating an energetic atmosphere at the lakefront stadium. The club's investment in star players, from Sebastian Giovinco to Lorenzo Insigne, has made TFC one of MLS's highest-profile franchises and a destination for global talent. Toronto FC continue building toward reclaiming the success that produced their historic 2017 treble-winning season.

Toronto FC joined MLS in 2007 as the league's first Canadian team, with BMO Field becoming the first soccer-specific stadium built for an MLS expansion club. The club endured years of playoff frustration before the 2015-2017 era brought sustained success, with Sebastian Giovinco's arrival in 2015 transforming TFC into an attacking force. The 2017 season stands as MLS's greatest single campaign, with Toronto winning the Supporters' Shield, Canadian Championship, and MLS Cup—the domestic treble—while also reaching the CONCACAF Champions League final. Michael Bradley, Jozy Altidore, and Giovinco formed the core of that historic team, with the MLS Cup final victory over Seattle delivering the championship to Canada. The rivalry with CF Montréal and the Vancouver Whitecaps in the Canadian Championship, and TFC's role in developing Canadian national team talent, have defined the club's place in North American soccer.