Toronto FC moved on from striker Jesus Jimenez on Monday, shipping the Spanish striker and a 2023 international slot to FC Dallas for midfielder Brandon Servania.
Servania adds depth in the midfield. The 23-year-old native of Birmingham, Ala., signed as a homegrown player with Dallas in January 2018 and has five goals and seven assists in 74 appearances in all competitions.Toronto will retain a portion of Jimenez’s salary budget charge. The Spaniard made US$934,925 last season compared to US$455,835 for Servania.
The decision to deal Jimenez likely opens the door to newcomer Adama Diomande up front. The 33-year-old Norwegian international started TFC's last two pre-season games against Portland and the Los Angeles Galaxy. The Spaniard wasted little time opening his MLS account, scoring seven goals in his first nine games. But he managed just two more in the next 26 league outings and scored just once in his final 17 games in all competitions in 2022."I know physically and mentally, you get through a season and you go through a stretch where, as a striker, things aren't coming as easy,'' Bradley said at the time.
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