AUGUST 19, 2021•TORONTOSUN.COM
Struggling Toronto FC loses both Altidore and Priso for an extended period of timeToronto FC striker Jozy Altidore is out for up to six weeks after being bit once again by the injury bug.
Toronto's Jozy Altidore undergoes foot surgery, Ralph Priso to miss rest of 2021 ' MLSSoccer.comToronto FC forward Jozy Altidore has undergone successful foot surgery that will require a six-week recovery period, the club announced Thur...
AUGUST 19, 2021•MLSSOCCER.COM
Ralph Priso - Has season-ending surgeryPriso (ankle) is expected to miss the remainder of the season and will undergo surgery after injuring his ankle against New England last weekend.
ImpactPriso was having a solid breakout season with Toronto, scoring a goal and making eight interceptions in 11 appearances (seven starts), but the 19-year-old will likely have to wait until next year to make another appearance on the field.
AUGUST 19, 2021•ROTOWIRE
MLS takeaways: Atlanta and Seattle roll on, Beckham's Miami has life, Kevin Durant in PhillyThe Sounders and Atlanta United were two of the standout teams in the MLS midweek slate, while fans in Austin are growing restless.
AUGUST 19, 2021•SPORTINGNEWS.COM
Jozy Altidore - Out for six weeks after surgeryAltidore (foot) underwent a successful surgery on Thursday and is expected to miss around six weeks, according to a Toronto FC press release.
ImpactAltidore already missed two games with this foot injury before his surgery, and he is now expected to be out until at least late September. The veteran forward only has two goals in just 10 appearances (five starts) this year, so Toronto is equipped to handle his absence -- despite fellow forward Ayo Akinola's season-ending ACL injury as well. Patrick Mullins and Jacob Shaffelburg will likely get more playing time at forward, while the team might be leaning more on Alejandro Pozuelo to score the goals -- he has only scored once this season, but he tallied a combined 23 goals and 19 assists in the two years previous.
AUGUST 19, 2021•ROTOWIRE
Chris Mavinga - Hoping to return soonMavinga confirmed on Twitter Thursday that he missed Wednesday's defeat against Atlanta United due to personal reasons, but that he is ready to return to the field "asap."
ImpactMavinga missed Toronto's prior two matches with a lower body injury, so it's not clear whether he's fully fit quite yet. He will likely be a game-time decision for Saturday's clash against Inter Miami.
AUGUST 19, 2021•ROTOWIRE
Inter Miami CF hosts Toronto FC, looks to prolong 3-game home win streak
Inter Miami CF hosts Toronto FC trying for its fourth straight home winAUGUST 19, 2021•ASSOCIATED PRESS
