Toronto FC rolls out the red carpet to shore up the goaltender spot after conceding 66 goals in the past two seasons
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“Drake showed up to dinner,” Johnson said. “ … My second time meeting him but a terrific guy, a terrific ambassador for the city. You can see from afar, when Toronto is mentioned his name quite often comes up.” Given the team conceded 66 goals in each of the past two campaigns – both franchise lows – adding a new goalkeeper is a step in the right direction. Though the previous incumbents in goal – Quentin Westberg and Alex Bono shared the duties last year – were not solely to blame for the team’s defensive inadequacies, adding a player who was an all-star in 2022 with 14 clean sheets, good for second in Major League Soccer, can only help.
Bradley, who won his only MLS Cup way back in 1998 with the expansion Chicago Fire, is eager to return Toronto to the contending ways in which it reached three MLS Cups in four seasons between 2016-19. “Everyone that you speak to that has been around him talks about how he brings the level up around him,” Bradley said.
“It’s great that he got to the World Cup,” Bradley said. “I know that he played a big role inside the team in terms of his experience, his leadership, his wisdom.”
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