MLS Game Guide · 2017. 5. 12. · TORONTO FC Fri. May 19 at Red Bulls Fri. May 26 Columbus Sat....

COLUMBUS CREW SC vs. TORONTO FCMAPFRE STADIUM, Columbus, Ohio Wednesday, May 10 (Week 11, MLS Game #106)7:30 p.m. ET (TSN; Spectrum OH / CW Clb)

TORONTO FC 2017 CAREERNo. Player Pos Ht Wt Birthdate Birthplace GP GS G A GP GS G A1 Clint Irwin GK 6-3 195 04/01/1989 Charlotte, NC 4 4 0 0 112 110 0 02 Justin Morrow MF 5-9 165 10/04/1987 Cleveland, OH 10 10 2 1 175 165 11 163 Drew Moor DF 6-0 165 01/15/1984 Dallas, TX 5 5 0 0 341 328 25 74 Michael Bradley MF 6-2 175 07/31/1987 Princeton, NJ 11 11 0 1 115 115 9 205 Ashtone Morgan DF 5-11 165 02/09/1991 Toronto, ON, Canada 0 0 0 0 95 75 0 106 Nick Hagglund DF 6-1 193 09/14/1992 Cincinnati, OH 11 10 0 0 64 49 2 47 Victor Vazquez MF 5-9 167 01/20/1987 Barcelona, Spain 10 8 1 8 10 8 1 88 Benoit Cheyrou MF 6-0 175 05/03/1981 Suresnes, France 4 1 0 0 46 38 1 99 Tsubasa Endoh FW 5-7 141 08/20/1993 Tokyo, Japan 1 1 0 0 22 16 2 010 Sebastian Giovinco FW 5-4 135 01/26/1987 Turin, Italy 8 8 5 1 69 68 44 3212 Jason Hernandez DF 5-10 176 08/26/1983 New York, NY 1 1 0 0 276 250 0 314 Jay Chapman MF 6-0 157 01/01/1994 Brampton, ON, Canada 3 2 0 0 31 12 0 215 Eriq Zavaleta DF 6-1 185 08/02/1992 Westfield, IN 10 10 1 0 65 50 2 117 Jozy Altidore FW 6-0 175 11/06/1989 Livingston, NJ 11 10 6 3 96 72 44 1318 Marky Delgado MF 5-9 146 05/16/1995 Glendora, CA 5 4 0 1 90 71 7 819 Ben Spencer FW 6-5 181 03/28/1995 Albuquerque, NM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 020 Sergio Camargo MF 5-7 163 08/16/1994 Cucuta, Colombia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 021 Jonathan Osorio MF 5-9 160 06/12/1992 Toronto, ON, Canada 11 4 0 1 125 98 11 1822 Jordan Hamilton FW 6-0 185 03/17/1996 Scarborough, ON, Canada 0 0 0 0 17 11 3 123 Chris Mavinga DF 6-1 172 05/26/1991 Meaux, France 5 3 0 0 5 3 0 025 Alex Bono GK 6-3 195 04/25/1994 Syracuse, NY 8 7 0 0 24 22 0 027 Oyvind Alseth DF 6-0 170 08/13/1994 Trondheim, Norway 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 031 Armando Cooper MF 5-11 150 11/26/1987 Colon, Panama 9 5 0 0 15 9 0 232 Brandon Aubrey DF 6-3 192 03/14/1995 Plano, TX 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 033 Steven Beitashour DF 5-10 160 02/01/1987 San Jose, CA 9 9 0 1 179 178 2 2640 Mark Pais GK 6-4 200 06/03/1991 St. Louis, MO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 044 Raheem Edwards FW 5-9 148 07/15/1995 Toronto, Ontario, Canada 8 6 0 4 9 6 0 487 Tosaint Ricketts FW 6-0 170 08/06/1987 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 9 2 2 0 20 6 5 0

HEAD COACH : Greg Vanney 07/11/1974 W37 L31 T21

MINNESOTA UNITED FC 2017 CAREERNo. Player Pos Ht Wt Birthdate Birthplace GP GS G A GP GS G A1 John Alvbage GK 6-1 194 08/10/1982 Gothenburg, Sweden 3 2 0 0 3 2 0 02 Justin Davis DF 6-0 175 05/06/1988 Southfield, MI 4 3 0 0 4 3 0 03 Jerome Theisson DF 5-9 155 08/06/1987 Zurich, Switzerland 9 9 0 1 9 9 0 14 Jermaine Taylor DF 5-10 195 01/14/1985 Portland, Jamaica 5 2 0 0 134 124 1 75 Francisco Calvo DF 5-11 170 07/08/1992 San Jose, Costa Rica 9 9 0 0 9 9 0 06 Vadim Demidov DF 6-1 176 10/10/1986 Riga, Latvia, USSR 3 3 0 0 3 3 0 07 Ibson MF 5-10 168 11/07/1983 Sao Goncalo, Brazil 7 5 0 2 7 5 0 28 Marc Burch DF 6-1 180 05/07/1984 Cincinnati, OH 8 8 0 1 218 177 4 249 Abu Danladi FW 5-10 170 10/18/1995 Takoradi, Ghana 8 1 1 1 8 1 1 110 Miguel Ibarra MF 5-6 145 03/15/1990 Lancaster, CA 8 5 1 2 8 5 1 211 Johan Venegas MF 6-0 168 11/27/1988 Puerto Limon, Costa Rica 9 8 2 2 41 24 4 312 Joseph Greenspan DF 6-6 209 09/12/1992 Summit, NJ 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 013 Thomas de Villardi DF 6-1 175 03/27/1994 Nogent sur Marne, France 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 014 Brent Kallman DF 6-2 190 10/04/1990 Omaha, NE 8 8 1 0 8 8 1 015 Ismaila Jome MF 6-1 160 11/04/1994 Banjul, Gambia 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 016 Bashkim Kadrii MF 5-10 175 07/09/1991 Copenhagen, Denmark 7 4 0 0 7 4 0 017 Collin Martin MF 5-11 150 11/09/1994 Chevy Chase, MD 1 0 0 0 16 7 0 118 Kevin Molino MF 5-8 155 06/17/1990 Carenage, Diego Martin, Trinidad 9 9 3 3 46 42 14 1219 Sam Cronin MF 5-10 165 12/12/1986 Atlanta, GA 8 8 0 0 240 227 8 2020 Rasmus Schuller MF 5-10 148 06/18/1991 Espoo, Finland 5 4 0 0 5 4 0 021 Christian Ramirez FW 6-2 187 04/04/1991 Garden Grove, CA 10 9 6 1 10 9 6 122 Kevin Venegas DF 5-10 165 07/29/1989 Lakewood, CA 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 023 Bernardo Anor MF 5-8 158 05/24/1988 Caracas, Venezuela 0 0 0 0 84 52 12 324 Patrick McLain GK 6-3 205 08/22/1988 Eau Claire, WI 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 026 Collen Warner MF 5-10 178 06/24/1988 Denver, CO 8 7 1 0 173 134 4 1133 Bobby Shuttleworth GK 6-2 205 05/13/1987 Tonawanda, NY 9 8 0 0 136 132 0 0

HEAD COACH : Adrian Heath 01/11/1961 W19 L23 T18

(W-L-T) LEAD TIED TRAIL SCORE ALLOWTOR 4-0-1 1-0-3 1-1-0 5-1-0 1-0-2MIN 1-0-0 2-1-0 0-4-2 2-0-0 1-5-2

TORONTO FC MINNESOTA UNITED Date Score (Gms since) Date Score (Gms since)Home win 5/03/2017 TOR 2, ORL 1 (0) 5/07/2017 MIN 2, KC 0 (0)Road win 5/10/2017 TOR 2, CLB 1 (0)Home loss 10/01/2016 TOR 1, DC 2 (6) 4/29/2017 MIN 0, SJ 1 (1)Road loss 4/15/2017 TOR 1, CLB 2 (2) 4/08/2017 MIN 0, DAL 2 (1)Tie game 4/08/2017 TOR 2, ATL 2 (6) 4/15/2017 MIN 2, HOU 2 (3)Shutout for 5/06/2017 TOR 1, SEA 0 (1) 5/07/2017 MIN 2, KC 0 (0)Shutout vs. 3/31/2017 TOR 0, KC 0 (7) 4/29/2017 MIN 0, SJ 1 (1)

Toronto FC TTWTTLWWWWWMNUFC LLTLWLTWLW

GOALS SCORED IN GAME GP 0 1 2 3 4+ TOT AVGTOR 11 2 2 6 1 0 17 1.55MIN 10 2 3 4 0 1 15 1.50

GOALS ALLOWED IN GAME GP 0 1 2 3 4+ TOT AVGTOR 11 5 3 3 0 0 9 0.82MIN 10 2 1 4 0 3 25 2.50

GOALS SCORED Total 1-15 16-30 31-45 46-60 61-75 76-90TOR 17 1 5 5 0 1 5MIN 15 1 3 1 6 3 1

GOALS ALLOWED Total 1-15 16-30 31-45 46-60 61-75 76-90TOR 9 2 1 3 1 1 1MIN 25 6 3 4 6 1 5

GOALSCORING RECORD

GOALS BY INTERVALS

RECORD AT HALFTIME RECORD WITH FIRST GOAL

THE LAST TIME

GAME-BY-GAME: WON/LOST/TIED

TORONTO FCG: 6 AltidoreA: 8 VazquezSHT: 43 GiovincoSOG: 19 GiovincoFC: 22 AltidoreFS: 23 AltidoreOF: 6 GiovincoC: 3 Altidore/BradleyE: 0

MNUFCG: 6 RamirezA: 3 MolinoSHT: 29 RamirezSOG: 13 RamirezFC: 15 MolinoFS: 19 IbsonOF: 7 RamirezC: 3 3 players tiedE: 1 Davis

TEAM LEADERS

GP W-L-T PTS GF GA Toronto FC 11 6-1-4 22 17 9at home 5 3-0-2 11 9 4

MNUFC 10 3-5-2 11 15 25on road 5 0-3-2 2 7 16

2017 SEASON RECORDS

LEAGUE HEAD-TO-HEADALL-TIME: First meeting.

REFEREESREFEREE: Allen Chapman.

AR1 (bench): Adam Wienckowski; AR2 (opposite): Jeremy Hanson; 4th: David Gantar

TORONTO FC Fri. May 19 at Red Bulls Fri. May 26 Columbus

Sat. June 3 at New EnglandSat. June 17 D.C. United

UPCOMING MATCHES

TORONTO FC vs. MINNESOTA UNITED FCSaturday, May 13; BMO Field, Toronto, Ont., 3 p.m. ET

MNUFCSun. May 21 Los AngelesSat. May 27 Orlando City

Sat. June 3 at Sporting KCSat. June 17 at Real Salt Lake

GOALS SCOREDMINUTES PER GOAL

RIGHT FOOTLEFT FOOTHEADERS

OTHER

OPEN PLAYCROSS

CORNERREBOUND PENALTIES

DIRECT FROM FREE KICKFREE KICK (INDIRECT)

OWN GOALS

INSIDE GOAL AREAINSIDE PENALTY AREA

OUTSIDE PENALTY AREA

F A 15 25 60 36

7 16 3 5 5 4 0 0

9 14 2 5 2 1 0 0 1 3 0 0 1 2 0 0

5 7 8 17 2 1

F A 17 9 58 110

12 7 1 1 4 1 0 0

9 5 2 1 2 2 0 0 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 0

5 4 10 5 2 0

WHERE THE GOALS COME FROM

HOW SCORED

TYPE OF PLAY

DISTANCE

TORONTO FC MNUFC

TEAM NEWSSUSPENDED: noneWARNINGS:SUSPENDED NEXT YELLOW CARD: SUSPENDED AFTER TWO YELLOW CARDS: TOR: Jozy Altidore, Michael Bradley ... MIN: Kevin Molino, Jerome Thiesson, Francisco Calvo

DISABLED LIST: MIN: Bernardo AnorINTERNATIONAL ABSENCES: none

LAST LEAGUE MATCHES

COLUMBUS CREW SC 1TORONTO FC 2

Scoring Summary:CLB--Higuain 4 (penalty kick) 28TOR--Ricketts 1 (Edwards 3, Vazquez 7) 81TOR--Ricketts 2 (Vazquez 8, Edwards 4) 90

TORONTO FC--Alex Bono, Eriq Zavaleta, Nick Hagglund, Chris Mavinga (Tosaint Ricketts 40), Steven Beitashour, Jay Chapman (Raheem Edwards 78), Michael Bradley, Victor Vazquez, Jonathan Osorio (Benoit Cheyrou 53), Justin Morrow, Jozy Altidore.

MINNESOTA UNITED 2SPORTING KANSAS CITY 0

Scoring Summary:MIN--Danladi 1 (Ibarra 1, Ibson 2) 22MIN--Ramirez 6 (Ibarra 2, Danladi 1) 39

MINNESOTA UNITED--Bobby Shuttleworth, Jerome Theisson (Jermaine Taylor 75), Brent Kallman, Francisco Calvo, Marc Burch, Kevin Molino, Sam Cronin, Abu Danladi (Collen Warner 72), Miguel Ibarra, Ibson, Christian Ramirez (Johan Venegas 84).

UNF POS PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E

17 F Jozy Altidore 11 10 900 6 3 29 14 22 23 1 0 3 010 F Sebastian Giovinco 8 8 669 5 1 43 19 13 22 6 9 1 02 M Justin Morrow 10 10 900 2 1 5 3 7 6 1 0 0 087 F Tosaint Ricketts 9 2 283 2 0 7 3 2 5 2 0 0 07 M Victor Vazquez 10 8 690 1 8 9 4 3 6 1 27 0 015 D Eriq Zavaleta 10 10 900 1 0 2 1 15 6 0 0 1 044 F Raheem Edwards 8 6 521 0 4 6 1 10 3 0 0 0 021 M Jonathan Osorio 11 4 425 0 1 4 0 4 11 0 0 1 018 M Marky Delgado 5 4 341 0 1 2 1 4 4 1 0 0 04 M Michael Bradley 11 11 990 0 1 1 0 10 9 0 13 3 033 D Steven Beitashour 9 9 802 0 1 0 0 11 7 0 0 1 025 G Alex Bono 8 7 680 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 031 M Armando Cooper 9 5 432 0 0 5 2 16 16 0 1 1 08 M Benoit Cheyrou 4 1 136 0 0 2 1 1 3 0 0 0 023 D Chris Mavinga 5 3 195 0 0 1 0 5 1 0 0 1 01 G Clint Irwin 4 4 310 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 03 D Drew Moor 5 5 450 0 0 4 0 2 3 0 0 0 012 D Jason Hernandez 1 1 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 014 M Jay Chapman 3 2 167 0 0 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 06 D Nick Hagglund 11 10 924 0 0 7 1 11 7 0 0 2 09 F Tsubasa Endoh 1 1 85 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 0

Own-goals received 0Team totals 11 11 990 17 21 130 50 145 140 12 50 15 0Opponent totals 11 11 990 9 12 137 37 140 145 22 57 20 2

2017 TORONTO FC STATISTICS (6-1-4, 22 pts.)

TORONTO FC GOALKEEPING

UNF POS GOALKEEPER GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W L T SO

1 G Clint Irwin 4 4 310 9 7 2 0.58 0 1 1 0 2 225 G Alex Bono 8 7 680 28 21 7 0.93 1 1 5 1 2 2

Team totals 11 11 990 37 28 9 0.82 1 2 6 1 4 5Opponent totals 11 11 990 50 33 17 1.55 2 4 1 6 4 2

GAME-WINNING GOALS: Jozy Altidore 2, Sebastian Giovinco 1, Tosaint Ricketts 1, Eriq Zavaleta 1, Victor Vazquez 1GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: Raheem Edwards 3, Victor Vazquez 3, Jozy Altidore 1, Justin Morrow 1, Marky Delgado 1PENALTY KICK GOALS/ATTEMPTS: Jozy Altidore 2-3, Sebastian Giovinco 0-1

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2017 MINNESOTA UNITED STATISTICS (3-5-2, 11 pts.)UNF POS PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E

21 F Christian Ramirez 10 9 812 6 1 29 13 5 13 7 0 1 018 M Kevin Molino 9 9 761 3 3 16 7 15 15 0 19 3 011 M Johan Venegas 9 8 678 2 2 17 7 12 13 4 1 2 010 M Miguel Ibarra 8 5 458 1 2 5 1 3 2 1 1 0 09 F Abu Danladi 8 1 212 1 1 6 3 5 4 2 0 1 014 D Brent Kallman 8 8 696 1 0 1 1 6 6 0 0 2 026 M Collen Warner 8 7 613 1 0 4 1 9 9 0 0 2 07 M Ibson 7 5 530 0 2 2 1 3 19 1 9 1 03 D Jerome Theisson 9 9 795 0 1 1 0 10 5 0 0 3 016 M Bashkim Kadrii 7 4 324 0 0 8 3 1 1 0 0 0 033 G Bobby Shuttleworth 9 8 678 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 017 M Collin Martin 1 0 27 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 05 D Francisco Calvo 9 9 810 0 0 6 2 9 3 0 0 3 015 M Ismaila Jome 1 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 04 D Jermaine Taylor 5 2 264 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 01 G John Alvbage 3 2 222 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02 D Justin Davis 4 3 256 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 122 D Kevin Venegas 1 1 90 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 08 D Marc Burch (MIN) 5 5 450 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 08 D Marc Burch (TOT) 8 8 720 0 1 0 0 2 3 1 1 0 08 M Mohammed Saeid (MIN) 3 3 243 0 0 5 2 2 11 0 7 0 08 M Mohammed Saeid (TOT) 7 6 558 0 0 9 2 8 18 0 8 0 020 M Rasmus Schuller 5 4 230 0 0 4 0 3 3 0 0 1 019 M Sam Cronin (MIN) 5 5 450 0 0 3 1 4 4 0 0 0 019 M Sam Cronin (TOT) 8 8 712 0 0 5 1 9 7 0 0 2 06 D Vadim Demidov 3 3 270 0 0 2 0 3 2 0 0 0 0

Own-goals received 0Opponent totals 10 10 900 25 24 137 55 126 94 17 51 14 0Team totals 10 10 900 15 12 111 43 94 126 15 38 20 1

MINNESOTA UNITED GOALKEEPING

UNF POS GOALKEEPER GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W L T SO

1 G John Alvbage 3 2 222 15 5 10 4.05 1 1 0 2 1 033 G Bobby Shuttleworth 9 8 678 40 25 15 1.99 2 2 3 3 1 2

Team totals 10 10 900 55 30 25 2.5 3 3 3 5 2 2Opponent totals 10 10 900 43 25 15 1.5 2 2 5 3 2 2

GAME-WINNING GOALS: Miguel Ibarra 1, Christian Ramirez 1, Abu Danladi 1GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: Johan Venegas 1, Ibson 1, Miguel Ibarra 1PENALTY KICK GOALS/ATTEMPTS: Kevin Molino 2-2


DAY DATE OPPONENT RESULT ATT W-L-T POS PTS NOTES:

Sat. Mar. 4 at Real Salt Lake

T 0-0 19519 0-0-1 4 1

Sat. Mar. 11 at Philadelphia T 2-2 16795 0-0-2 5 2 TOR: Altidore (47+) Morrow (71); PHI: Simpson (11) Sapong (73)

Sat. Mar. 18 at Vancouver W 2-0 20438 1-0-2 4 5 TOR: Vazquez (76) Altidore (80); Fri. Mar. 31 Sporting KC T 0-0 27909 1-0-3 5 6Sat. Apr. 8 Atlanta T 2-2 26812 1-0-4 8 7 TOR: Giovinco (20) Morrow (44); ATL: Villalba (15,47)Sat. Apr. 15 at Columbus L 1-2 12319 1-1-4 9 7 TOR: Altidore (21); CLB: Kamara (37) Meram (43)Fri. Apr. 21 Chicago W 3-1 27097 2-1-4 6 10 TOR: Giovinco (28,82) Zavaleta (32); CHI: Accam (88)Fri. Apr. 28 Houston W 2-0 25358 3-1-4 4 13 TOR: Altidore (16,32); Wed. May 3 Orlando City SC W 2-1 25200 4-1-4 3 16 TOR: Giovinco (9,38); ORL: Santos Leite (46+)Sat. May 6 at Seattle W 1-0 41468 5-1-4 1 19 TOR: Altidore (23); Wed. May 10 at Columbus W 2-1 10318 6-1-4 1 22 TOR: Ricketts (81,90); CLB: Higuain (28)Sat. May 13 MinnesotaFri. May 19 at New York Red

BullsFri. May 26 ColumbusSat. June 3 at New EnglandSat. June 17 D.C. UnitedFri. June 23 New EnglandSat. July 1 at FC DallasWed. July 5 at Orlando City

SCWed. July 19 at New York

City FCSat. July 22 ColoradoSun. July 30 New York City

FCSat. Aug. 5 at D.C. UnitedSat. Aug. 12 PortlandSat. Aug. 19 at ChicagoWed. Aug. 23 PhiladelphiaSun. Aug. 27 at MontrealSat. Sep. 9 San JoseSat. Sep. 16 at Los AngelesWed. Sep. 20 MontrealSat. Sep. 23 at New EnglandSat. Sep. 30 New York Red

BullsSun. Oct. 15 MontrealSun. Oct. 22 at Atlanta

TORONTO FC 2017 SCHEDULE


DAY DATE OPPONENT RESULT ATT W-L-T POS PTS NOTES:

Fri. Mar. 3 at Portland L 1-5 21144 0-1-0 11 0 MIN: Ramirez (79); POR: Olum (14) Valeri (47,82) Adi (91+,93+)

Sun. Mar. 12 Atlanta L 1-6 35043 0-2-0 11 0 MIN: Molino (30); ATL: Martinez (3,27,75) Almiron (13,52) Peterson (94+)

Sat. Mar. 18 at Colorado T 2-2 14013 0-2-1 11 1 MIN: Molino (50) Ramirez (58); COL: Badji (17) Hairston (59)

Sat. Mar. 25 at New England L 2-5 11571 0-3-1 11 1 MIN: Warner (15) Kallman (49); NE: Agudelo (4,41) Kamara (21) Nguyen (32) Tierney (53)

Sat. Apr. 1 Real Salt Lake W 4-2 17728 1-3-1 9 4 MIN: Molino (16) Ramirez (52,62) Venegas (68); RSL: Mulholland (4) Movsisyan (87)

Sat. Apr. 8 at FC Dallas L 0-2 16048 1-4-1 11 4 DAL: Morales (43) Barrios (49)Sat. Apr. 15 at Houston T 2-2 16125 1-4-2 10 5 MIN: Ramirez (47) Venegas (59); HOU: Manotas (14) Elis

(43)Sun. Apr. 23 Colorado W 1-0 17491 2-4-2 8 8 MIN: Ibarra (72); Sat. Apr. 29 San Jose L 0-1 17605 2-5-2 9 8 SJ: Jungwirth (54)Sun. May 7 Sporting KC W 2-0 17709 3-5-2 7 11 MIN: Danladi (22) Ramirez (39); Sat. May 13 at Toronto FCSun. May 21 Los AngelesSat. May 27 Orlando City SCSat. June 3 at Sporting KCSat. June 17 at Real Salt

LakeWed. June 21 PortlandSat. June 24 VancouverThu. June 29 at New York

City FCTue. July 4 ColumbusWed. July 19 HoustonSat. July 22 New York Red

BullsSat. July 29 D.C. United

Sat. Aug. 5 SeattleSun. Aug. 13 at AtlantaSun. Aug. 20 at SeattleSat. Aug. 26 at ChicagoSat. Sep. 9 PhiladelphiaWed. Sep. 13 at VancouverSat. Sep. 16 at MontrealSat. Sep. 23 FC DallasSat. Sep. 30 at HoustonSat. Oct. 7 Sporting KCSun. Oct. 15 at Los AngelesSun. Oct. 22 at San Jose

MINNESOTA UNITED 2017 SCHEDULE


TORONTO FC INDIVIDUAL HIGH GAMES (2017)Goals

2 4 times 04/21/2017 vs CHI W 3-1Assists

2 4 times 04/08/2017 vs ATL T 2-2Shots

11 Sebastian Giovinco

04/21/2017 vs CHI W 3-1

Shots on Goal


04/21/2017 vs CHI W 3-1

Fouls Committed

4 6 times 03/11/2017 vs PHI T 2-2Fouls Suffered

6 Armando Cooper 03/11/2017 vs PHI T 2-2Offside


03/04/2017 vs RSL T 0-0

Saves

5 Alex Bono 04/28/2017 vs HOU W 2-05 Alex Bono 05/10/2017 vs CLB W 2-1Shots Faced

6 Alex Bono 05/10/2017 vs CLB W 2-1Goals Allowed

2 Clint Irwin 03/11/2017 vs PHI T 2-22 Alex Bono 04/08/2017 vs ATL T 2-22 Alex Bono 04/15/2017 vs CLB L 1-2

TEAM LOW GAMES (2017)Shots

5 03/11/2017 vs PHI T 2-2Shots on Goal

2 03/31/2017 vs KC T 0-0Fouls Committed

10 03/31/2017 vs KC T 0-010 05/10/2017 vs CLB W 2-1Fouls Suffered

10 04/15/2017 vs CLB L 1-210 05/06/2017 vs SEA W 1-010 05/10/2017 vs CLB W 2-1Corner Kicks

1 05/10/2017 vs CLB W 2-1Offside

0 03/31/2017 vs KC T 0-00 05/06/2017 vs SEA W 1-0Saves

0 04/21/2017 vs CHI W 3-1Shots Faced

1 03/18/2017 vs VAN W 2-01 04/21/2017 vs CHI W 3-1

TEAM HIGH GAMES (2017)Goals

3 04/21/2017 vs CHI W 3-1Assists

4 04/08/2017 vs ATL T 2-24 05/10/2017 vs CLB W 2-1Shots

20 04/08/2017 vs ATL T 2-2Shots on Goal

9 04/08/2017 vs ATL T 2-29 04/21/2017 vs CHI W 3-1Fouls Committed

19 04/21/2017 vs CHI W 3-1Fouls Suffered

23 03/11/2017 vs PHI T 2-2Corner Kicks

10 04/15/2017 vs CLB L 1-2Offside

3 03/04/2017 vs RSL T 0-0Saves

5 04/28/2017 vs HOU W 2-05 05/10/2017 vs CLB W 2-1Shots Faced

6 05/10/2017 vs CLB W 2-1Goals Allowed

2 03/11/2017 vs PHI T 2-22 04/08/2017 vs ATL T 2-22 04/15/2017 vs CLB L 1-2

UNITED INDIVIDUAL HIGH GAMES (2017)Goals

2 Christian Ramirez 04/01/2017 at RSL W 4-2Assists

2 Kevin Molino 04/01/2017 at RSL W 4-22 Miguel Ibarra 05/07/2017 at KC W 2-0Shots

6 Christian Ramirez 04/01/2017 at RSL W 4-2Shots on Goal

4 Christian Ramirez 04/01/2017 at RSL W 4-2Fouls Committed

6 Kevin Molino 03/12/2017 at ATL L 1-6Fouls Suffered

7 Mohammed Saeid 03/12/2017 at ATL L 1-6Offside

3 Christian Ramirez 04/01/2017 at RSL W 4-2Saves

7 Bobby Shuttleworth

05/07/2017 at KC W 2-0

Shots Faced

7 John Alvbage 03/12/2017 at ATL L 1-67 Bobby

Shuttleworth05/07/2017 at KC W 2-0

Goals Allowed

5 John Alvbage 03/03/2017 at POR L 1-55 John Alvbage 03/12/2017 at ATL L 1-65 Bobby

Shuttleworth03/25/2017 at NE L 2-5

TEAM LOW GAMES (2017)Shots

7 03/18/2017 at COL T 2-2Shots on Goal

2 03/03/2017 at POR L 1-52 03/18/2017 at COL T 2-22 04/15/2017 at HOU T 2-22 04/29/2017 at SJ L 0-1Fouls Committed

4 03/25/2017 at NE L 2-5Fouls Suffered

8 04/15/2017 at HOU T 2-2Corner Kicks

0 03/18/2017 at COL T 2-20 03/25/2017 at NE L 2-5Offside

0 04/08/2017 at DAL L 0-2Saves

1 03/03/2017 at POR L 1-51 03/18/2017 at COL T 2-21 03/25/2017 at NE L 2-5Shots Faced

3 03/18/2017 at COL T 2-23 04/23/2017 at COL W 1-0

TEAM HIGH GAMES (2017)Goals

4 04/01/2017 at RSL W 4-2Assists

4 05/07/2017 at KC W 2-0Shots

19 04/01/2017 at RSL W 4-2Shots on Goal

9 04/01/2017 at RSL W 4-2Fouls Committed

16 04/23/2017 at COL W 1-0Fouls Suffered

20 04/23/2017 at COL W 1-0Corner Kicks

8 04/08/2017 at DAL L 0-2Offside

3 04/01/2017 at RSL W 4-23 05/07/2017 at KC W 2-0Saves

7 05/07/2017 at KC W 2-0Shots Faced

8 03/12/2017 at ATL L 1-6Goals Allowed

6 03/12/2017 at ATL L 1-6


PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHT

TORONTO FC CAREER SCORING VS. UNITED (0-0-0)

GOALKEEPER GP MIN SHT SV GAA PG

Toronto FC 0 wins, 0 goals

United 0 wins, 0 goals0 ties

UNITED VS TORONTO FC

ALL-TIME REGULAR-SEASON RESULTS

GOALS SCORED IN 15-MINUTE INTERVALS:

1-15 16-30 31-45 46-60 61-75 76-90 OT Total

MIN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0TOR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Toronto FC United

Category 1 2 OT Tot 1 2 OT TotGoals 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Shots 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Shots on Goal 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Fouls 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Offsides 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Corner Kicks 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

HEAD-TO-HEAD

CAREER COACHING RECORDS:Adrian Heath vs. TOR 1-3-0 (0.75 pts./game)

ALL-TIME SERIES LEADERS:Toronto FC United

GoalsAssistsShotsShots on GoalFouls CommittedFouls SufferedWinsLossesShutoutsSavesGoals Allowed

Toronto FC Minnesota UnitedW-L-T Streak (started) W-L-T Streak (started)

At Halftime:Leading 4-0-1 4 Ws (04/21/2017) 1-0-0 1 Ws (05/07/2017)Tied 1-0-3 1 Ts (03/31/2017) 2-1-0 1 Ls (04/29/2017)Trailing 1-1-0 1 Ws (05/10/2017) 0-4-2 1 Ts (04/15/2017)

First Goal:Allowed 1-0-2 1 Ws (05/10/2017) 1-5-2 1 Ls (04/29/2017)Scored 5-1-0 4 Ws (04/21/2017) 2-0-0 2 Ws (04/23/2017)

Goals Scored:0 goals 0-0-2 3 Ts (09/28/2016) 0-2-0 2 Ls (04/08/2017)1 goals 1-1-0 1 Ws (05/06/2017) 1-2-0 1 Ws (04/23/2017)2 goals 4-0-2 3 Ws (04/28/2017) 1-1-2 1 Ws (05/07/2017)3 goals 1-0-0 2 Ws (10/23/2016) 0-0-0 0 - -4 goals 0-0-0 2 Ws (07/23/2016) 1-0-0 1 Ws (04/01/2017)

Goals Allowed:0 goals 3-0-2 2 Ws (04/28/2017) 2-0-0 2 Ws (04/23/2017)1 goals 3-0-0 3 Ws (04/21/2017) 0-1-0 1 Ls (04/29/2017)2 goals 0-1-2 1 Ls (04/15/2017) 1-1-2 1 Ts (04/15/2017)3 goals 0-0-0 1 Ts (09/18/2016) 0-0-0 0 - -4 goals 0-0-0 1 Ls (05/14/2016) 0-3-0 3 Ls (03/03/2017)

W-L-T Breakdowns:

ALL-TIME SERIES GAME HIGHS:Toronto FC United

Goals None NoneAssists None NoneShots None NoneShots on Goal None NoneFouls Committed None NoneFouls Suffered None NoneShutouts None NoneSaves None NoneGoals Allowed None None



UNITED CAREER SCORING VS. TORONTO FC (0-0-0)

GOALKEEPER GP MIN SHTS SV GAA PG


CURRENT TORONTO FC VS. UNITED (0-0-0)


GOALKEEPER GP MIN SHT SV GAA PG

PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHTMarc Burch 12 9 787 1 1 4Bernardo Anor 5 4 355 1 0 8Sam Cronin 7 7 606 0 2 5Kevin Molino 4 4 323 0 2 5Collin Martin 3 1 97 0 0 1Patrick McLain 1 1 90 0 0 0Bobby Shuttleworth 12 12 1080 0 0 0Jermaine Taylor 6 6 512 0 0 2Johan Venegas 5 2 146 0 0 3Collen Warner 9 6 578 0 0 10

GOALKEEPER GP MIN SHTS SV GAA PGBobby Shuttleworth 12 1080 45 30 1.08 1Patrick McLain 1 90 6 3 3.00 1

CURRENT UNITED VS. TORONTO FC (0-0-0)


TORONTO FC VS. MINNESOTA UNITED FC – SATURDAY, MAY 13, 2017 Page 1

MATCH DAY #12 TORONTO FC VS. MINNESOTA UNITED FC SATURDAY, MAY 13, 2017 BMO FIELD KICKOFF: 3:00 P.M. ET

TORONTO FC RECORD (W/L/D) 6‐1‐4 22 pts. MINNESOTA UNITED FC RECORD (W/L/D) 3‐5‐2 11 pts. TV: TSN 4 & 5 TORONTO FC PR Contact: Jeff Bradley Email: [email protected] Phone: (o) 416‐815‐4043 (c) 647‐200‐7536 Mike Masaro Email: [email protected] Phone: (o) 416‐815‐2474 (c) 416‐716‐1311 Anthony Cozzetto Email: [email protected] Phone: (o) 416‐815‐6126 (c) 416‐317‐9398

TORONTO FC 2017 MLS SCHEDULE

DATE OPPONENT BROADCAST TIME (ET) RESULT

Saturday, March 4 Real Salt Lake TSN 4:30 PM D 0‐0

Saturday, March 11 Philadelphia TSN 4:30 PM D 2‐2

Saturday, March 18 Vancouver CTV 4:00 PM W 2‐0

Friday, March 31 Sporting KC TSN 7:30 PM D 0‐0

Saturday, April 8 Atlanta TSN 7:30 PM D 2‐2

Saturday, April 15 Columbus TSN 8:00 PM L 2‐1

Friday, April 21 Chicago TSN 7:30 PM W 3‐1

Friday, April 28 Houston TSN 7:30 PM W 2‐0

Wednesday, May 3 Orlando City TSN 7:30 PM W 2‐1

Saturday, May 6 Seattle CTV 3:00 PM W 4‐1

Wednesday, May 10 Columbus TSN 7:30 PM W 2‐1

Saturday, May 13 Minnesota CTV 3:00 PM

Friday, May 19 New York Red

Bulls TSN 7:30 PM

Friday, May 26 Columbus TSN 7:00 PM

Saturday, June 3 New England TSN 7:30 PM

Saturday, June 17 D.C. United TSN 7:30 PM

Friday, June 23 New England TSN 8:00 PM

Saturday, July 1 FC Dallas TSN 7:00 PM

Wednesday, July 5 Orlando City TSN 7:30 PM

Wednesday, July 19 New York City FC TSN 7:30 PM

Saturday, July 22 Colorado TSN 7:00 PM

Sunday, July 30 New York City FC TSN 2:00 PM

Saturday, August 5 D.C. United TSN 7:00 PM

Saturday, August 12 Portland TSN 6:00 PM

Saturday, August 19 Chicago TSN 8:00 PM

Wednesday, August 23 Philadelphia TSN 8:00 PM

Sunday, August 27 Montreal TSN 4:30 PM

Saturday, September 9 San Jose TSN 5:00 PM

Saturday, September 16 LA Galaxy TSN 10:30 PM

Wednesday, September 20

Montreal TSN 7:30 PM

Saturday, September 23 New England TSN 5:00 PM

Saturday, September 30 New York Red

Bulls TSN 7:00 PM

Sunday, October 15 Montreal TSN 3:00 PM

Sunday, October 22 Atlanta TSN 4:00 PM


TORONTO FC 2017 ROSTER (As of May 10, 2017)

Number Name Pos HT WT D.O.B. Age Birthplace Pronunciation

1 Clint Irwin GK 6'2 184 4/1/1989 28 Charlotte, NC CL‐INT ER‐WIN

2 Justin Morrow D 5'9 155 10/4/1987 29 Cleveland, OH MORR‐OH

3 Drew Moor D 6'0 161 1/15/1984 33 Dallas, Texas M’OO‐UR

4 Michael Bradley M 6'2 185 7/31/1987 29 Princeton, NJ BRAD‐LEE

5 Ashtone Morgan D 5'9 166 2/9/1991 26 Toronto, ON ASH‐TON MORE‐GAN

6 Nick Hagglund D 6'1 201 9/14/1992 24 Cincinnati, OH HAGG‐LUND

7 Victor Vázquez M 5'9 167 1/20/1987 30 Barcelona, Spain VAS‐KEZ

8 Benoît Cheyrou M 5'11 179 5/3/1981 36 Suresnes, France BUHN‐WAH SHEY‐ROU

9 Tsubasa Endoh F 5'7 144 8/20/1993 23 Tokyo, Japan SOO‐BAH‐SAH ENN‐DO

10 Sebastian Giovinco F 5'5 139 1/26/1987 30 Turin, Italy SE‐BAS‐TI‐AN JOE‐VIN‐KO

12 Jason Hernandez D 5’10 170 8/26/1983 33 New York, NY HUR‐NAN‐DEZ

14 Jay Chapman M 6'0 166 1/1/1994 23 Brampton, ON CHAP‐MAN

15 Eriq Zavaleta D 6'1 189 8/2/1992 24 Westfield, IN ZAV‐AH‐LET‐AH

17 Jozy Altidore F 6'1 175 11/6/1989 27 Livingston, NJ JO‐ZEE AL‐TI‐DOR

18 Marco Delgado M 5'9 161 5/16/1995 21 Glendora, CA DEL‐GA‐DO

19 Ben Spencer F 6’5 181 3/28/1995 22 Albuquerque, NM SPEN‐SIR

20 Sergio Camargo M 5'7 162 8/16/1994 22 Cucuta, Colombia SIR‐GEE‐OH CAM‐ARE‐GO

21 Jonathan Osorio M 5'9 159 6/12/1992 24 Toronto, ON JOHN‐ATHAN O‐SOR‐EE‐O

22 Jordan Hamilton F 6'1 194 3/17/1996 21 Scarborough, ON JOR‐DAN HAM‐IL‐TON

23 Chris Mavinga D 6'1 172 5/26/1991 25 Meaux, France MAV‐ING‐AH

25 Alex Bono GK 6'2 201 4/25/1994 23 Syracuse, NY BO‐NO

27 Oyvind Alseth D 6’0 170 8/13/1994 22 Trondheim, Norway OY‐VIN AL‐SETH

31 Armando Cooper M 5’8 160 11/26/1987 29 Colón, Panama ARE‐MON‐DO COO‐PER

32 Brandon Aubrey D 6'3 192 3/14/1995 22 Plano, Texas AW‐BRI

33 Steven Beitashour D 5'10 159 2/1/1987 30 San Jose, California BEY‐TAH‐SURE

40 Mark Pais GK 6'4 200 6/3/1991 25 St. Louis, Mo. PACE

44 Raheem Edwards F 5’9 146 7/15/1995 21 Toronto, ON RA‐HEEM ED‐WORDS

87 Tosaint Ricketts F 5'11 169 8/6/1987 29 Edmonton, Alberta TUH‐SAINT RICK‐ETTS


Toronto FC Media Notes

‐ Toronto FC has recorded its first 5 match winning streak in club history ‐ Jozy Altidore has registered five multi‐goal games in MLS play since joining Toronto FC ‐ Sebastian Giovinco has registered seven multi‐goal games, tied for the fourth most since he joined MLS in 2015 ‐ Since 2015, Justin Morrow has scored nine goals in the regular season. No other defender has more than six goals

over that time. ‐ Jozy Altidore is 5 matches away from 100 MLS appearances ‐ Michael Bradley is 5 matches away from 100 all competitions appearances for Toronto FC ‐ Nick Hagglund is currently in the top 10 in MLS defensive blocks ‐ At home, Eriq Zavaleta is currently in the top 10 in MLS defensive blocks

Recent Transactions May 2, 2017

Toronto FC signed forward Ben Spencer April 21, 2017

Toronto FC placed forward Mo Babouli on waivers April 6, 2017

Toronto FC placed defender Johan Brunell on waivers April 4, 2017

Toronto FC signed goalkeeper Mark Pais March 31, 2017

Toronto FC has loaned Sergio Camargo and Jason Hernandez to Toronto FC II March 24, 2017

Toronto FC has loaned Oyvind Alseth, Brandon Aubrey, Jay Chapman, Marky Delgado, Raheem Edwards and Tsubasa Endoh to Toronto FC II

March 22, 2017

Signed defender Oyvind Alseth March 21, 2017

Signed defender Jason Hernandez March 16, 2017

Signed defender Johan Brunell

Re‐signed defender Nick Hagglund to a multi‐year contraction extension March 2, 2017

Signed forward Raheem Edwards as a Home Grown Player. Edwards becomes the 14th player in club history to sign for the first team from the Academy

February 20, 2017

Signed midfielder Víctor Vázquez February 3, 2017

Signed goalkeeper Clint Irwin to a new contract February 2, 2017

Signed Canadian international Tosaint Ricketts to a new contract February 1, 2017

Re‐signed midfielder Benoit Cheyrou January 31, 2017

Signed defender Chris Mavinga


January 18, 2017

Selected goalkeeper Robert Moewes from Duke University with the 8th pick of the third round of the 2017 MLS SuperDraft. Selected defender Oyvind Alseth from Syracuse University with the 21st pick of the third round in the 2017 MLS SuperDraft. Selected defender Lars Eckenrode from the University of Michigan with the 17th pick in the fourth round of the 2017 MLS SuperDraft. Selected defender Juan Pablo Saavedra from Virginia Tech with the 21st pick in fourth round of the 2017 MLS SuperDraft

January 13, 2017

Traded two second round picks (26th & 27th overall) in the 2017 MLS SuperDraft to Chicago Fire for $75,000 of TAM (Targeted Allocation Money)

Selected defender Brandon Aubrey from the University of Notre Dame in the first round (21st overall) in the 2017 MLS SuperDraft

January 11, 2017

Signed midfielder Serio Camargo as a Home Grown Player. Camargo becomes the thirteenth player in club history to sign for the first team from the Academy

HEAD TO HEAD MLS LEAGUE PLAY ONLY

Saturday’s match will be the first regular season encounter with Minnesota United FC

TORONTO FC STATISTICAL BREAK DOWN – 2017 MLS REGULAR SEASON

# of Games played: 11 Statistics By Half GOALS First Second Total Toronto FC 11 6 17 Opponents 6 3 9 SHOTS Att.On Goal On Target Off Target Blocked Shots Toronto FC 129 50 54 25 Opponents 133 38 56 39

TORONTO FC INJURY REPORT (As of May 10, 2017)

Player Injury Status 2017 Games Missed

Drew Moor Cardiac Arrhythmia Out 5


Record vs MLS Team 2017 All‐Time Atlanta United FC 0‐0‐1 0‐0‐1 Chicago Fire 1‐0‐0 8‐9‐8 Colorado Rapids 0‐0‐0 8‐6‐1 Columbus Crew SC 1‐1‐0 7‐13‐10 D.C. United 0‐0‐0 9‐13‐4 FC Dallas 0‐0‐0 2‐8‐5 Houston Dynamo 1‐0‐0 5‐6‐10 LA Galaxy 0‐0‐0 3‐6‐6 Minnesota United FC 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 Montreal Impact 0‐0‐0 6‐4‐4 New England Revolution 0‐0‐0 5‐10‐9 New York City FC 0‐0‐0 0‐2‐3 New York Red Bulls 0‐0‐0 7‐13‐6 Orlando City SC 1‐0‐0 5‐1‐1 Philadelphia Union 0‐0‐1 6‐6‐6 Portland Timbers 0‐0‐0 3‐2‐2 Real Salt Lake 0‐0‐1 5‐8‐3 San Jose Earthquakes 0‐0‐0 4‐5‐4 Seattle Sounders FC 1‐0‐0 3‐7‐2 Sporting KC 0‐0‐1 4‐14‐6 Vancouver Whitecaps FC 1‐0‐0 4‐3‐1

Record By Month Record By Day Month Home Away Overall Day Home Away Overall March 0‐0‐1 1‐0‐2 1‐0‐3 Monday 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 April 2‐0‐1 0‐1‐0 2‐1‐1 Tuesday 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 May 1‐0‐0 2‐0‐0 3‐0‐0 Wednesday 1‐0‐0 1‐0‐0 2‐0‐0 June 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 Thursday 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 July 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 Friday 2‐0‐1 0‐0‐0 2‐0‐1 August 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 Saturday 0‐0‐1 2‐1‐2 2‐1‐3 September 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 Sunday 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 October 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0


Situational Records Half Time Record Leading at Half Time W L D 4 0 1 Trailing at Half Time W L D 1 1 0 Tied at Half Time W L D

1 0 3 Scoring First Record when TFC Scores First W L D 5 1 0 Record when Opponent Scores First W L D 1 0 2 Record when Neither Team Scores W L D ‐ ‐ 2

Possession ‐ Full Time Record when TFC has greater than 50% Possession W L D 2 0 4 Record when TFC has less than 50% Possession W L D

4 1 0 Record when Scoring…Goal(s) W L D Zero ‐ 0 2 One 1 1 0 Two 4 0 2 Three 1 0 0 Four 0 0 0 Five + 0 0 0


MLS Awards MLSsoccer.com Team of the Week

Week 3 – Bench: Jozy Altidore

Week 5 – Bench: Alex Bono, Raheem Edwards

Week 8 – Eriq Zavaleta, Michael Bradley, Sebastian Giovinco; Bench: Victor Vázquez

Week 9 – Raheem Edwards, Jozy Altidore; Bench: Marky Delgado

Week 10 – Justin Morrow; Bench: Sebastian Giovinco; Coach: Greg Vanney MLS Player of the Week

Week 8 – Sebastian Giovinco


2017 MLS Game‐by‐Game Results

*PK, ^ET + = Sellout

GM # DATE OPPONENT RESULT (W‐L‐D) GWG TFC GOALS GF‐GA AF‐AA ATTEND.

1 Saturday, March 4 Real Salt Lake D 0‐0 8‐17 19,519 +

2 Saturday, March 11 Philadelphia D 17*,2 2‐2 5‐10 16,795

3 Saturday, March 18 Vancouver W 7 7,17 2‐0 10‐8 20,438

4 Friday, March 31 Sporting KC D 0‐0 13‐15 27,909

5 Saturday, April 8 Atlanta D 10,2 2‐2 20‐6 26,812

6 Saturday, April 15 Columbus L 17 1‐2 19‐11 12,319

7 Friday, April 21 Chicago W 15 10,15,10 3‐1 18‐8 27,097

8 Friday, April 28 Houston W 17 17,17 2‐0 10‐19 25,358

9 Wednesday, May 3 Orlando City W 10 10,10 2‐1 6‐9 25,200

10 Saturday, May 6 Seattle W 17 17* 1‐0 11‐12 41,468

11 Wednesday, May 10 Columbus W 87 87,87 2‐1 9‐18 10,318

12 Saturday, May 13 Minnesota

13 Friday, May 19 New York Red Bulls

14 Friday, May 26 Columbus

15 Saturday, June 3 New England

16 Saturday, June 17 D.C. United

17 Friday, June 23 New England

18 Saturday, July 1 FC Dallas

19 Wednesday, July 5 Orlando City

20 Wednesday, July 19 New York City FC

21 Saturday, July 22 Colorado

22 Sunday, July 30 New York City FC

23 Saturday, August 5 D.C. United

24 Saturday, August 12 Portland

25 Saturday, August 19 Chicago

26 Wednesday, August 23 Philadelphia

27 Sunday, August 27 Montreal

28 Saturday, September 9 San Jose

29 Saturday, September 16 LA Galaxy

30 Wednesday, September 20 Montreal

31 Saturday, September 23 New England

32 Saturday, September 30 New York Red Bulls

33 Sunday, October 15 Montreal

34 Sunday, October 22 Atlanta


2017 MLS RESULTS AND LINEUPS MATCH DAY 1 – @ REAL SALT LAKE – D 0‐0 – SATURDAY, MARCH 4 Scoring Summary None Misconduct Summary RSL – Chris Schuler 23’ (caution) RSL – Nick Rimando 29’ (caution) TFC – Nick Hagglund 45’ (caution) TFC – Steven Beitashour 53’ (caution) RSL – Sunny 72’ (caution) TFC – Sebastian Giovinco 82’ (caution) TFC – Jozy Altidore 90’+3 (caution) Lineups Toronto FC (3‐5‐2) – Clint Irwin; Eriq Zavaleta, Drew Moor, Nick Hagglund; Steven Beitashour, Michael Bradley ©, Justin Morrow, Jonathan Osorio (Victor Vázquez 61’), Armando Cooper (Marky Delgado 80’); Jozy Altidore, Sebastian Giovinco Substitutes Not Used: Alex Bono, Benoit Cheyrou, Tsubasa Endoh, Raheem Edwards, Tosaint Ricketts Real Salt Lake – Nick Rimando; Tony Beltran, David Horst, Chris Schuler, Chris Wingert; Albert Rusnak, Kyle Beckerman ©, Sunny (Luke Mulholland 78’); Joao Plata, Yura Movsisyan (Chad Barrett 69’), Jordan Allen (Ricardo Velazco 87’) Substitutes Not Used: Matt Van Oekel, Justin Schmidt, Omar Holness, Luis Silva

MATCH DAY 2 – @ PHILADELPHIA UNION – D 2‐2 – SATURDAY, MARCH 11

SCORING SUMMARY PHI – Jay Simpson 11’ (Chris Pontius, Haris Medunjanin) TFC – Jozy Altidore 45’ +2 PK TFC – Justin Morrow 71’ (Michael Bradley) PHI – C.J. Sapong 73’ (Fabian Herbers) MISCONDUCT SUMMARY TFC – Eriq Zavaleta 52’ (caution) PHI – Fabinho 53’ (caution) TFC – Armando Cooper 57’ (caution) LINEUPS TORONTO FC (3‐5‐2) – Clint Irwin; Eriq Zavaleta, Drew Moor, Nick Hagglund; Tsubasa Endoh (Chris Mavinga 85’), Michael Bradley ©, Justin Morrow, Victor Vázquez, Armando Cooper (Jonathan Osorio 77’); Jozy Altidore, Sebastian Giovinco (Tosaint Ricketts 45’ +2) Substitutes Not Used: Alex Bono, Marky Delgado, Jay Chapman, Raheem Edwards PHILADELPHIA – Andre Blake; Keegan Rosenberry, Oguchi Onyewu, Richie Marquez, Fabinho; Derrick Jones, Haris Medunjanin, Fabian Herbers (Fabrice‐Jean Picault 78’), Alejandro Bedoya ©, Chris Pontius (Roland Alberg 89’); Jay Simpson (C.J. Sapong 29’) Substitutes Not Used: John McCarthy, Warren Creavalle, Raymon Gaddis, Jack Elliott


MATCH DAY 3 – @ VANCOUVER WHITECAPS FC – W 2‐0 – SATURDAY, MARCH 18 SCORING SUMMARY TFC – Victor Vázquez 76’ (Jozy Altidore, Raheem Edwards) TFC – Jozy Altidore 80’ (Jonathan Osorio) MISCONDUCT SUMMARY VAN – Brek Shea 70’ (caution) VAN – Brek Shea 70’ (ejection) TFC – Michael Bradley 87’ (caution) LINEUPS TORONTO FC (3‐5‐2) – Alex Bono; Eriq Zavaleta, Drew Moor, Nick Hagglund (Raheem Edwards 75’); Steven Beitashour, Michael Bradley ©, Justin Morrow, Armando Cooper (Victor Vázquez 64’), Jonathan Osorio; Jozy Altidore, Tosaint Ricketts (Chris Mavinga 81’) Substitutes Not Used: Clint Irwin, Marky Delgado, Jay Chapman, Jordan Hamilton VANCOUVER – Spencer Richey; Sheanon Williams, Kendall Waston, Tim Parker, Jordan Harvey; Matias Laba, Russell Teibert, Alphonso Davies (Christian Bolanos HT’), Nicolas Mezquida (Kekuta Manneh 74’), Brek Shea; Fredy Montero (Erik Hurtado 74’) Substitutes Not Used: Paolo Tornaghi, Marcel de Jong, Andrew Jacobson, Cristian Techera

MATCH DAY 4 – VS. SPORTING KC – D 0‐0 – FRIDAY, MARCH 31 SCORING SUMMARY None MISCONDUCT SUMMARY SKC – Ilie Sánchez 69’ (caution) TFC – Jozy Altidore 81’ (caution) LINEUPS TORONTO FC (3‐5‐2) – Clint Irwin (Alex Bono 40’); Eriq Zavaleta, Drew Moor, Nick Hagglund; Steven Beitashour, Víctor Vázquez, Michael Bradley ©, Jonathan Osorio (Armando Cooper 76’), Raheem Edwards; Tosaint Ricketts (Jozy Altidore 62’), Sebastian Giovinco Substitutes Not Used: Chris Mavinga, Benoit Cheyrou, Jay Chapman, Marky Delgado SPORTING KANSAS CITY – Tim Melia; Graham Zusi, Ike Opara, Matt Besler, Seth Sinovic; Roger Espinoza, Ilie Sánchez, Jimmy Medranda (Soni Mustivar 65’); Gerso Fernandes, Dominic Dwyer, Soony Saad (Latif Blessing 83’) Substitutes Not Used: Adrián Zendejas, Kevin Ellis, Saad Abdul‐Salaam, Cameron Porter, Daniel Salloi


MATCH DAY 5 – VS. ATLANTA UNITED FC – D 2‐2 – SATURDAY, APRIL 8 SCORING SUMMARY ATL – Héctor Villalba 15’ (Miguel Almirón) TFC – Sebastian Giovinco 20’ (Jozy Altidore, Víctor Vázquez) TFC – Justin Morrow 44’ (Steven Beitashour, Víctor Vázquez) ATL – Héctor Villalba 47’ (Leandro González Pirez) MISCONDUCT SUMMARY ATL – Jeff Larentowicz 10’ (caution) ATL – Héctor Villalba 18’ (caution) ATL – Yamil Asad 76’ (ejection) TFC – Nick Hagglund 80’ (caution) LINEUPS TORONTO FC (3‐5‐2) –Alex Bono; Eriq Zavaleta, Drew Moor, Chris Mavinga (Nick Hagglund 51’); Steven Beitashour (Tosaint Ricketts 82’), Víctor Vázquez (Jonathan Osorio 73’), Michael Bradley ©, Armando Cooper, Justin Morrow; Jozy Altidore, Sebastian Giovinco Substitutes Not Used: Mark Pais, Raheem Edwards, Marky Delgado, Jay Chapman ATLANTA UNITED FC – Alec Kann; Tyrone Mears, Michael Parkhurst, Leandro González Pirez, Greg Garza; Jeff Larentowicz, Carlos Carmona, Yamil Asad, Julian Gressel (Harrison Heath 90’ + 2’), Miguel Almirón (Chris McCann 82’); Héctor Villalba (Kenwyne Jones 84’) Substitutes Not Used: Kyle Reynish, Mark Bloom, Anton Walkes, Andrew Carleton

MATCH DAY 6 – @ COLUMBUS CREW SC – L 2‐1 – SATURDAY, APRIL 15 SCORING SUMMARY TFC – Jozy Altidore 21’ (Victor Vázquez) CLM – Ola Kamara 37’ (Niko Hansen, Federico Higuain) CLM – Justin Meram 44’ (Alex Crognale, Federico Higuain) MISCONDUCT SUMMARY TFC – Michael Bradley 80’ (caution) CLM – Jukka Raitala 90’+2 (caution) LINEUPS TORONTO FC (3‐5‐2) – Alex Bono; Eriq Zavaleta, Nick Hagglund, Justin Morrow, Steven Beitashour, Raheem Edwards (Tosaint Ricketts 82’); Michael Bradley ©, Armando Cooper (Jonathan Osorio 54’), Victor Vázquez (Benoit Cheyrou 86’); Jozy Altidore, Sebastian Giovinco Substitutes Not Used: Mark Pais, Tsubasa Endoh, Jay Chapman, Marky Delgado COLUMBUS CREW SC – Zack Steffen; Harrison Afful, Alex Crognale, Nicolai Naess, Jukka Raitala; Wil Trapp ©, Artur, Niko Hansen (Ethan Finley 60’), Federico Higuain (Josh Williams 88’), Justin Meram; Ola Kamara Substitutes Not Used: Logan Ketterer, Mohammed Abu, Waylon Francis, Hector Jimenez, Kekuta Manneh


MATCH DAY 7 – VS. CHICAGO FIRE – W 3‐1 – FRIDAY, APRIL 21 SCORING SUMMARY TFC – Sebastian Giovinco 28’ (Víctor Vázquez) TFC – Eriq Zavaleta 32’ (Justin Morrow, Víctor Vázquez) TFC – Sebastian Giovinco 82’ CHI – David Accam 88’ (Luis Solignac) MISCONDUCT SUMMARY CHI – Michael de Leeuw 15’ (caution) CHI – Johan Kappelhof 24’ (caution) TFC – Jonathan Osorio 85’ (caution) LINEUPS TORONTO FC (3‐5‐2) – Alex Bono; Eriq Zavaleta, Nick Hagglund, Justin Morrow; Steven Beitashour, Víctor Vázquez (Jay Chapman 66’), Michael Bradley ©, Markey Delgado (Jonathan Osorio 81’), Raheem Edwards; Jozy Altidore, Sebastian Giovinco (Benoît Cheyrou 85’) Substitutes Not Used: Mark Pais, Tsubasa Endoh, Armando Cooper, Tosaint Ricketts CHICAGO FIRE – Jorge Bava; Michael Harrington, Johan Kappelhof, Joao Meira, Brandon Vincent; Juninho, Dax McCarty, Luis Solignac, Bastian Schweinsteiger (Arturo Alvarez 84’), Michael de Leeuw (David Accam 61’); Nemanja Nikolic (Daniel Johnson 70’) Substitutes Not Used: Matt Lampson, Jonathan Campbell, Drew Conner, Djordje Mihailovic

MATCH DAY 8 – VS. HOUSTON DYNAMO – W 2‐0 – FRIDAY, APRIL 28 Scoring Summary TFC – Jozy Altidore 16’ (Raheem Edwards, Marco Delgado) TFC – Jozy Altidore 32’ (Sebastian Giovinco) Misconduct Summary HOU – Alberth Elis 58’ (caution) HOU – Juan Cabezas 70’ (caution) Lineups TORONTO FC (3‐5‐2) – Alex Bono; Eriq Zavaleta, Nick Hagglund, Justin Morrow; Steven Beitashour, Victor Vazquez (Armando Cooper 75’), Michael Bradley ©, Marky Delgado (Jonathan Osorio 70’), Raheem Edwards; Jozy Altidore (Tosaint Ricketts 79’), Sebastian Giovinco Substitutes Not Used: Mark Pais, Benoit Cheyrou, Tsubasa Endoh, Jay Chapman HOUSTON DYNAMO – Joe Willis; A.J. DeLaGarza, Adolfo Machado, Leonardo, DaMarcus Beasley; Juan Cabezas, Boniek García (Romell Quioto 56’), Eric Alexander (Vicente Sanchez 83’), Alex; Alberth Elis (Mauro Manotas 73’), Erick Torres Substitutes Not Used: Tyler Deric, Jalil Anibaba, Dylan Remick, Andrew Wenger


MATCH DAY 9 – VS. ORLANDO CITY SC – W 2‐1 – WEDNESDAY, MAY 3 Scoring Summary TFC – Sebastian Giovinco 9’ (Jozy Altidore) TFC – Sebastian Giovinco 38’ (Víctor Vázquez) OCSC – Kaká 45’ + 1’ (Cyle Larin, Carlos Rivas) Misconduct Summary TFC – Alex Bono 50’ (caution) TFC – Jozy Altidore 52’ (caution) OCSC – Jonathan Spector 74’ (caution) OCSC – Cristian Higuita 85’ (caution) TFC – Michael Bradley 90’ + 3’ (caution) Lineups TORONTO FC (3‐5‐2) – Alex Bono; Eriq Zavaleta, Nick Hagglund, Justin Morrow; Steven Beitashour, Victor Vazquez (Jonathan Osorio 65’), Michael Bradley ©, Marky Delgado, Raheem Edwards (Armando Cooper 79’); Jozy Altidore (Tosaint Ricketts 83’), Sebastian Giovinco Substitutes Not Used: Mark Pais, Chris Mavinga, Benoit Cheyrou, Tsubasa Endoh ORLANDO CITY SC – Joe Bendik; Scott Sutter, Tommy Redding, Jonathan Spector, Donny Toia; Servando Carrasco (Giles Barnes 75’), Luis Gil, Cristian Higuita (Tony Rocha 87’), Kaká © (Matías Pérez García 65’); Cyle Larin, Carlos Rivas Substitutes Not Used: Josh Saunders, Léo Pereira, José Aja, Victor Pagliari Giro

MATCH DAY 10 – @ SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC – W 1‐0 – SATURDAY, MAY 6 SCORING SUMMARY TFC – Jozy Altidore 23’ (PK) MISCONDUCT SUMMARY SEA – Jordy Delem 13’ (caution) SEA – Osvaldo Alonso 46’ (caution) TFC – Chris Mavinga 70’ (caution) LINEUPS TORONTO FC (3‐5‐2) – Clint Irwin; Nick Hagglund, Jason Hernandez, Chris Mavinga, Raheem Edwards (Armando Cooper 63’), Justin Morrow; Michael Bradley ©, Marky Delgado, Benoit Cheyrou; Jay Chapman (Jonathan Osorio 65’), Jozy Altidore (Tosaint Ricketts 80’) Substitutes Not Used: Alex Bono, Oyvind Alseth, Tsubasa Endoh, Jordan Hamilton SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC – Stefan Frei; Jordy Delem (Harry Shipp 57’), Gustav Svensson, Roman Torres (Tony Alfaro 74’), Joevin Jones; Osvaldo Alonso ©, Cristian Roldan, Nicolas Lodeiro, Clint Dempsey, Jordan Morris (Alvaro Fernandez 71’); Will Bruin Substitutes Not Used: Tyler Miller, Brad Evans, Seyi Adekoya, Zach Mathers


MATCH DAY 11 – @ COLUMBUS CREW SC – W 2‐1 – WEDNESDAY, MAY 10 Scoring Summary CCSC – Federico Higuaín 28’ (PK) TFC – Tosaint Ricketts 81’ (Raheem Edwards, Víctor Vázquez) TFC – Tosaint Ricketts 90’ (Víctor Vázquez, Raheem Edwards) Misconduct Summary CCSC – Zack Steffen 37’ (caution) CCSC – Adam Jahn 82’ (caution) Lineups TORONTO FC (3‐5‐2) – Alex Bono; Eriq Zavaleta, Nick Hagglund, Chris Mavinga (Tosaint Rickets 40’); Steven Beitashour, Jonathan Osorio (Benoit Cheyrou 53’), Michael Bradley ©, Jay Chapman (Raheem Edwards 78’), Justin Morrow; Victor Vazquez, Jozy Altidore Substitutes Not Used: Clint Irwin, Jason Hernandez, Marco Delgado, Armando Cooper COLUMBUS CREW SC – Zack Steffen; Josh Williams (Héctor Jiménez 66’), Alex Crognale, Jonathan Mensah; Ethan Finlay, Wil Trapp, Mohammed Abu, Waylon Francis; Justin Meram (Niko Hansen 83’), Ola Kamara (Adam Jahn 74’), Federico Higuaín Substitutes Not Used: Logan Ketterer, Jukka Raitala, Nicolai Naess, Kekuta Manneh


TORONTO FC MANAGEMENT & COACHING BIOS BILL MANNING – PRESIDENT

Bill Manning was named President of Toronto FC on October 12, 2015. Under his direction, TFC promptly put together a 2016 season that was easily the best in club history, both on and off the field. During his first full‐season as President, Manning oversaw an organization that won the Canadian Championship, the Major League Eastern Conference championship and finish as runners‐up in the MLS Cup while shattering past attendance records. Manning joined Toronto FC after spending the previous eight seasons as president of Real Salt Lake (RSL) and Rio Tinto Stadium. During his time with RSL, Manning helped to transform the club into a consistent winner – RSL won the 2009 MLS Cup championship— and a model franchise off the pitch, where both season tickets and sponsorships more than tripled during his tenure. The club also won the Eastern

Conference title (2009), Western Conference title (2013) and were MLS Cup runners‐up (2013) and CONCACAF Champions League runners‐up (2011). Manning was the recipient of the Major League Soccer Doug Hamilton Executive of the Year award in both 2012 and 2014. In addition, he helped establish, open and sell naming rights to Rio Tinto Stadium. Manning’s experience in sports management spans 24 years. In addition to his work in Major League Soccer, Manning has held executive positions with the National Football League’s Philadelphia Eagles and the National Basketball Association’s Houston Rockets. A native of Massapequa, New York, Manning was a nationally‐recognized collegiate soccer player at the University of Bridgeport where, as a sophomore in 1984, he helped the Purple Knights to an NCAA quarterfinal berth. As a senior in 1986 Manning led his team to a final four appearance while earning first‐team All‐America honors. Manning continued his playing career after college and advanced to two U.S. Open Cup finals with the Brooklyn Italians, winning the title in 1991. He also played professionally in the United Soccer League (USL) with the Penn‐Jersey Spirit (1991), the Valley Golden Eagles (1993) and New York Fever (1994‐95). Manning also earned a U.S. Soccer National “A” Coaching License in 2001. While still playing in the USL, Manning began his career in sports management, working in the front office of the Continental Indoor Soccer League in 1993 and for the New York Fever in 1994‐95. After his last season as a player, he went on to leadership roles in the United Soccer League with the Long Island Rough Riders and the Minnesota Thunder where he was named USL Executive of the Year in 1999 following a championship season. Manning got his start in MLS in 2000 with the Tampa Bay Mutiny as President and General Manager and was named 2000 MLS Executive of the Year by the Washington Post. After the Mutiny, Manning left the soccer world to enhance his business acumen serving as Director of Corporate Partnerships for the NBA’s Houston Rockets from 2003‐04 where he was part of the staff that opened the state‐of‐the‐art Toyota Center. Manning would then move on to the NFL’s Philadelphia Eagles where as Vice President of Sales and Service he managed all corporate partnerships and premium seating from 2004‐08, overseeing revenue growth of over 50 percent during his tenure. Manning received his Bachelor of Science degree (1987) and Masters in Business Administration (1989) from the University of Bridgeport in Connecticut where he was inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame in 2006 and honoured with the Distinguished Alumni Award in 2016. Manning and his wife, Jennifer, reside in King City with their sons John and Will.


TIM BEZBATCHENKO – GENERAL MANAGER

Tim Bezbatchenko was named general manager of Toronto FC on September 20, 2013 after having spent three years at the Major League Soccer (MLS) as Senior Director of Player Relations and Competition. Since joining Toronto FC, Bezbatchenko has been instrumental in making changes to a club that had never made the playoffs in its history prior to his arrival. His work focused on changes to the roster and creating a new vision for Toronto FC: to be a leader in player development, a leading edge organization in innovative practices and to be internationally recognized as a consistent contender for championships in North America. The changes have led to Toronto FC having its three best seasons in club history, including becoming the first Canadian team to compete and host the MLS Cup Finals in 2016.

In 2014, with a number of key acquisitions made through signings and trades, Bezbatchenko was a central figure in acquiring three Designated Players, England international Jermain Defoe, American international Michael Bradley and Brazilian striker Gilberto. The club finished with the winningest season in club history at the time. The 2015 season saw Bezbatchenko make additional roster changes to build on the core group of players established in 2014, including the addition of two Designated Players, Italian international Sebastian Giovinco and U.S. international Jozy Altidore, as well as French midfielder Benoît Cheyrou and MLS talents such as Marky Delgado and Eriq Zavaleta. As a result, the club was able to clinch a playoff berth for first time in club history and broke many club records along the way: total points in a season (49), total wins in a season (15), total goals in a season (58), home wins in a season (11), total home goals in a season (34) and recorded four consecutive wins for first time in club history. The 2016 season was another historic year for the club. Toronto FC hosted the Seattle Sounders FC in the 2016 MLS Cup Finals at BMO Field, eventually falling in penalties. The offseason saw more MLS veteran additions to the roster including goalkeeper Clint Irwin, defenders Drew Moor, Steven Beitashour and two‐time MLS Cup champion midfielder Will Johnson. In addition, midseason acquisitions of Armando Cooper and Tosaint Ricketts helped propel Toronto FC to its best finish in club history (3rd in the Eastern Conference). The Reds also set records for points in a season (50) and fewest goals conceded (39). The 2016 season also saw Toronto FC claim its fifth Amway Canadian Championship (Bezbatchenko’s first with the club) defeating Vancouver Whitecaps FC on aggregrate. The hallmark signing in Bezbatchenko’s tenure as general manager has been Sebastian Giovinco. In his first season with Toronto FC and in MLS, Giovinco broke multiple MLS and club records. He also captured numerous awards that included the 2015 Landon Donovan MLS Most Valuable Player, the 2015 Newcomer of the Year award, being named to the 2015 & 2016 MLS Best XI and the 2015 Golden Boot as the league’s top goal scorer, 2016 Audi Index Player of the Year and the first player to collect 70 regular season points (goals and assists) over two seasons. On the player development side, Bezbatchenko was instrumental in securing a second professional team in the United Soccer League (USL) called Toronto FC II in 2015 and hired Laurent Guyot from the French Football Federation (FFF) as Academy Director. Toronto FC II has helped create a clear developmental path from the Academy through to the First Team and gives TFC Academy players meaningful professional minutes. Prior to joining Toronto FC, Bezbatchenko spent three years as the Senior Director of Player Relations and Competition with MLS located in New York City. In that role, he was responsible for negotiating and drafting player contracts, as well as finalizing loan and transfer agreements for the import and export of players to and from MLS. In addition he oversaw all MLS rosters, the MLS player pool, and team salary budgets. He was also responsible for youth and player development initiatives for the league, including the home‐grown player signing process. Bezbatchenko also helped the Player Department manage the relationship between the Players Union and interpretation of the league’s collective bargaining agreement (CBA). He also served as a liaison


with the US Soccer Federation and the Canadian Soccer Association. During the 2013 season MLS announced a partnership with the FFF to create an educational course for MLS Academy Directors that was managed by Bezbatchenko. Prior to joining MLS, Bezbatchenko served as an attorney for Shearman & Sterling LLP, in New York City, where he worked in their Mergers & Acquisitions group. He graduated with honours from the University of Richmond with a B.A. in Economics and Leadership Studies in 2004 and later from the University of Cincinnati College of Law in 2008. Bezbatchenko played college soccer for the Richmond Spiders of the University of Richmond and was named two‐time Academic All American and the Atlantic 10 Conference first team. A native of Westerville, Ohio, he played two professional seasons as a midfielder for the Pittsburgh Riverhounds, and won the USL Pro League Atlantic Division Championship in 2004 with a record of 17‐2‐1. Tim and his wife Annie live in Toronto with their children Jack and Sarah.

GREG VANNEY – HEAD COACH

Greg Vanney was named the ninth head coach in club history on August 31, 2014. He was originally hired on December 11, 2013 and served as the club’s assistant general manager and academy director before taking over as head coach. Vanney has taken the club to new heights during his time as head coach, highlighted by an Eastern Conference Championship (2016). Vanney holds the most wins as coach in all competitions (38). His side set two more records in 2016, most points (50) which broke the record of 49 points originally set the prior season; along with the lowest number of goals conceded in a season with 39. Toronto FC finished in its highest position (3rd in the Eastern Conference) and hosted the first playoff match in club history, a 3‐1 victory over Philadelphia Union. Vanney’s side eliminated New York City FC (7‐0 agg.) and Monteal Impact

(7‐5 agg.) en route to the MLS Cup Finals, the first for Toronto FC and the first for a Canadian Club. The Reds fell to Seattle Sounders FC, 5‐4 on penalties following a 0‐0 full‐time draw. Vanney led Toronto FC to the club’s fifth Amway Canadian Championship in 2016, the first in four years. In 2015, Vanney’s side set records for most wins (15), goals scored (58), home wins (11) and goals scored at home (34). The 2015 season also marked Toronto’s first playoff appearance in club history. Prior to joining Toronto FC, Vanney held titles of director of soccer operations and director of Real Salt Lake‐Arizona Youth Academy at Grande Sports World. It was there that he oversaw program and business development at the Grande Sports World facility. Vanney, Grande Sports World, and Real Salt Lake were responsible for creation of the first MLS Residential Academy in the United States, which began play in the Fall of 2010. Vanney also held a dual role at Chivas USA from 2011‐2012 as assistant coach under Robin Fraser and technical director of the youth academy. Vanney played professionally for 13 years, starting with the LA Galaxy in 1996. During his time with the Galaxy, Vanney helped lead the club to three MLS Cup championship finals, one Supporter's Shield, a US Open Cup Championship and a CONCACAF Champions Cup title. He was named to the MLS Best XI in 2000 and 2001. Following the 2001 season, Vanney transferred to SC Bastia, of France’s Ligue 1, where he remained until 2005 helping the club reach the Coup de France Final in 2002. He rejoined MLS, signing with FC Dallas and spent two seasons with the Hoops; where he earned two All‐Star selections, captaining the 2005 team to a 4‐0 victory over Fulham. Vanney was traded to the Colorado Rapids in January 2007, and then to D.C. United later that same season. Vanney rejoined the LA Galaxy in February 2008 and retired at the conclusion of the season. During his playing career, Vanney earned 36 caps and scored one goal for the United States Men’s National team. Vanney was added to the U.S. 2002 FIFA World Cup preliminary squad, but missed the tournament due to injury. He was also part of the U.S. side that won the 2005 CONCACAF Gold Cup. Vanney lives in Toronto with his wife, Amy and their four children.


ROBIN FRASER – ASSISTANT COACH

Robin Fraser was hired as an assistant coach on January 8, 2015. Prior to joining Toronto FC, Fraser spent two seasons as an assistant coach with the New York Red Bulls. With the Red Bulls, he was part of the club’s Supporters Shield winning side in 2013 and advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals in 2014.

Fraser began his coaching career as the head coach of the RSL Arizona U‐17 and Director of Coaching for the Arizona Futbol Club. In 2007, he was hired as an assistant coach with Real Salt Lake. In four seasons with RSL, Fraser was part of the club’s MLS Cup winning side (2009), MLS Supporter Shield Runners‐Up (2010), and went on a then‐record 29 home match unbeaten streak. Following a successful run at RSL, Fraser was named head coach of Chivas USA on January 4, 2011 and spent two seasons at the club. Fraser began his professional playing career in 1989 with the Ft. Lauderdale Strikers of the American Soccer League. He moved to the Colorado Foxes where he remained until joining Major League Soccer. Fraser was drafted fourth overall by the LA Galaxy in the 1996 MLS Inaugural Player Draft. During his career in MLS, Fraser spent time with the Galaxy (1996‐2000), Colorado Rapids (2001‐03), and Columbus Crew (2004‐05). He was a two‐time MLS Cup runner‐up (1996, 1999), two‐time Supporters Shield winner (1998, 2004), two‐time Supporters Shield runner‐up (1996, 1999), CONCACAF Champions Cup winner (2000), CONCACAF Champions Cup runner‐up (1997), two‐time Playoff Conference Champion (1996, 1999) and a four‐time Regular Season Conference Champion (1996, 1998, 1999, 2004). Fraser was also a two‐time MLS Defender of the Year (1999, 2004), named to the MLS Best XI five times (1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2004), and was also a five‐time MLS All‐Star. In addition to a successful club career, Fraser also earned 27 caps for the United States national team. Fraser holds a USSF “A” Coaching Licence.

DAN CALICHMAN – ASSISTANT COACH Dan Calichman was hired as an assistant coach on September 17, 2014. Prior to joining Toronto FC, Calichman held a position as the head coach of the men's soccer team at Claremont McKenna College in Claremont, California (2004‐14). In addition, he coached in the USSDA U18 division for

LAFC, Cosmos West and Chivas USA Academy. Calichman’s professional soccer career spans 12 years. He joined the LA Galaxy in 1996 and was captain of the team for three seasons, earning All‐Star recognition in his first season. Following his time with the Galaxy, Calichman played for the San Jose Earthquakes and the New England Revolution. He played for the United States National Team from 1997‐98 and was the first American player to play in the J‐League, Japan’s professional soccer league. Calichman graduated from Williams College with a bachelor’s degree in history, where he was captain of the college’s Division III soccer and lacrosse teams. He holds a USSF “A” Coaching Licence.


NICK THESLOF – ASSISTANT COACH Nick Theslof was hired as an assistant coach on August 31, 2014. Prior to joining the first team, he began the 2014 season as the Kia Toronto FC Academy U‐14 head coach. Theslof began his coaching career in the late 1990’s when he was assistant coach for Ohio Wesleyan University and won the NCAA Division 3 National

title in 1998. In addition, he was a scout for the German National team during the 2006 World Cup. Theslof went on to become assistant coach and scout for FC Bayern Munich, and then the technical director and assistant coach for Chivas USA. Prior to becoming a coach, Theslof spent time in the Netherlands playing for the PSV Eindhoven Academy and reserve team. Theslof holds a USSF “A” Coaching Licence.

JON CONWAY – GOALKEEPING COACH Jon Conway was hired as goalkeeping coach on August 31, 2014. He spent the previous two seasons as the goalkeeper head coach with the Kia Toronto FC Academy. Prior to joining the Academy, Conway had a successful career in Major League Soccer that began with the San Jose Earthquakes in 2000. In five

seasons with the Earthquakes, Conway was part of two MLS Cup Championship teams. Conway was traded to the New York MetroStars who eventually became the Red Bulls and remained with the club for four seasons. He’d later join Chivas USA (2009), Toronto FC (2010) and the Chicago Fire (2011). Conway retired as a player at the conclusion of the 2011 season. Conway spent time as the director of goalkeeping for the Mustang Soccer Club from 2004‐2005. He also served as a volunteer assistant coach for St. Peter’s College, where he was part of the school’s first ever at large bid into the NCAA Division I tournament. Conway holds a USSF “B” Licence and an NSCAA Goalkeeping Level II Coaching Certification.


2017 TORONTO FC PLAYER BIOS

#1 CLINT IRWIN GOALKEEPER PRONUNCIATION: CL‐INT ER‐WIN

HT: 6’2 WT: 184 DOB: April 1, 1989 BIRTHPLACE: Charlotte, NC Hometown: Charlotte, NC Nationality: American College/University: Elon University Last Club: Colorado Rapids How Acquired: Trade with Colorado Rapids on Monday January 18, 2016 2017…Was an unused substitute on May 10 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match, earned his second clean sheet of the 2017 MLS regular season and played the full 90 minutes on May 6 vs.

Seattle Sounders FC … Started the match and played 40 minutes on March 31 vs. Sporting KC … Was an unused substitute on March 18 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 11 vs. Philadelphia Union … Started the match, earned his first clean sheet of the 2017 MLS regular season and played the full 90 minutes on March 4 vs. Real Salt Lake. Career Notables: 2016 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in six matches, logging 600 minutes, with a record of 4‐1‐1 and three clean sheets during the 2016 MLS Playoffs. 2016…Appeared and started in 18 matches, logging 1600 minutes, with a record of 5‐6‐6 and eight clean sheets in all competition during the 2016 MLS regular season … Made his Toronto FC debut, earned his first clean sheet for Toronto FC during the 2016 MLS regular season on March 6 vs. New York Red Bulls. 2016 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in three matches, registering two clean sheets (eighth and sixth) in all competition during the 2016 season. USL…Appeared and started in two matches, logging 155 minutes with a record of 0‐2‐0 during the 2016 USL regular season for Toronto FC II … Made his Toronto FC II debut on August 28 vs. FC Montreal. 2015…Appeared and started in 31 matches, logging 2790 minutes, with a record of 8‐13‐10 and eight clean sheets for the Colorado Rapids … Was named to the 2015 AT&T MLS All‐Star game roster. 2014…Appeared in 26 matches, starting in 25 logging 2336 minutes, with a record of 7‐15‐4 and seven clean sheets for the Colorado Rapids. 2014 US OPEN CUP…Appeared in one match for the Colorado Rapids. 2013 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in one match, logging 90 minutes, with a record of 0‐1‐0 for the Colorado Rapids. 2013…Appeared in 32 matches, starting in 31 logging 2873 minutes, with a record of 14‐9‐9 and 10 clean sheets for the Colorado Rapids. 2013 US OPEN CUP…Appeared in one match for the Colorado Rapids.

#2 JUSTIN MORROW DEFENDER PRONUNCIATION: MORR‐OH

HT: 5’9 WT: 155 DOB: October 4, 1987 BIRTHPLACE: Cleveland, OH Hometown: Cleveland, OH Nationality: American College/University: Notre Dame Last Club: San Jose Earthquakes How Acquired: Traded to Toronto FC on December 16, 2013 2017…Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on May 10 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on May 6 vs. Seattle Sounders FC … Started the match and

played the full 90 minutes on May 3 vs. Orlando City SC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 28 vs. Houston Dynamo … Started the match, registered an assist and played the full 90 minutes on April 21 vs. Chicago Fire … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 15 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match and played


the full 90 minutes on April 8 vs. Atlanta United FC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 18 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC … Started the match, registered a goal and played the full 90 minutes on March 11 vs. Philadelphia Union … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 4 vs. Real Salt Lake. Career Notables: 2016 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in six matches, registering one assist, logging 600 minutes during the 2016 MLS Playoffs. 2016…Appeared and started in 31 matches, registering five goals and four assists, logging 2653 minutes during the 2016 MLS regular season … Made his 100th appearance for Toronto FC on September 28 vs. Orlando City SC. 2016 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared in three matches. 2015 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in one match, logging 90 minutes. 2015…Appeared in 32 matches, starting in 31, registering two goals, two assists, logging 2756 minutes … Registered his first Toronto FC goal on May 30 vs San Jose Earthquakes. 2015 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in two matches. 2015 FRIENDLY MATCH…Started the match and played 46 minutes on Wednesday, July 22 vs Sunderland A.F.C. … Started the match and played 45 minutes on May 27 vs Manchester City F.C. 2014…Appeared in 31 matches, starting in 30, registering three assists, logging 2676 minutes. 2014 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared in three matches, starting in two. 2013…Appeared in 26 matches, starting in 21, registering one goal, one assist, logging 1,937 minutes for the San Jose Earthquakes. 2012 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in two matches, registering one assist for the San Jose Earthquakes. 2012…Appeared and started 33 matches, registering one goal, four assist, logging 2,970 minutes for the San Jose Earthquakes. 2012 CONCACAF Champions League…Appeared in four matches for the San Jose Earthquakes. 2011…Appeared and started nine matches, logged 810 minutes for the San Jose Earthquakes. 2011 US OPEN CUP…Appeared in one match for the San Jose Earthquakes. 2010…Appeared in three matches, and logged 59 minutes for the San Jose Earthquakes. 2010 US OPEN CUP…Appeared in two matches, registering two goals for the San Jose Earthquakes. International: Earned one cap for the United States national team.

#3 DREW MOOR DEFENDER PRONUNCIATION: M’OO‐UR

HT: 6’0 WT: 161 DOB: January 15, 1984 BIRTHPLACE: Dallas, Texas Hometown: Dallas, Texas Nationality: American Last Club: Colorado Rapids How Acquired: Signed with Toronto FC on Wednesday, December 16, 2015 2017…Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 8 vs. Atlanta United FC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 31 vs. Sporting KC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 18 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC … Started the match and played

the full 90 minutes on March 11 vs. Philadelphia Union … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 4 vs. Real Salt Lake. Career Notables: 2016 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in six matches, logging 600 minutes during the 2016 MLS Playoffs. 2016…Appeared and started in 32 matches, registering three goals, logging 2880 minutes during the 2016 MLS regular season … Registered his first Toronto FC goal on May 14 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC … Made his Toronto FC regular season debut on March 6 vs. New York Red Bulls. 2016 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in three matches. 2015…Appeared and started in 22 matches, registering one goal, one assist, logging 1980 minutes for the Colorado Rapids … Was named to the 2015 AT&T MLS All‐Star game roster. 2015 US OPEN CUP…Appeared in one match for the Colorado Rapids. 2014…Appeared and started in 23 matches, registering two goals, one assist, logging 1994 minutes for the Colorado Rapids. 2014 US OPEN CUP…Appeared in one match for the Colorado Rapids. 2013 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in one match, logging 90 minutes for the Colorado Rapids. 2013…Appeared in 32 matches, starting in 31 registering three goals, logging 2793 minutes for the Colorado Rapids. 2012…Appeared and started in 34 matches, registering three goals, two assists, logging 3060 minutes for the Colorado


Rapids. 2011‐12 CONCACAF Champions League…Appeared in four matches for the Colorado Rapids. 2011 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in two matches, logging 149 minutes for the Colorado Rapids. 2011…Appeared and started in 32 matches, registering four goals, one assist, logging 2880 minutes for the Colorado Rapids. 2010 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in four matches, logging 420 minutes for the Colorado Rapids … Moor was part of the Rapids 2010 MLS Cup Championship winning team, which also won the 2010 MLS Eastern Conference title. 2010…Appeared and started in 30 matches, registering one goal, logging 2700 minutes for the Colorado Rapids. 2009…Appeared and started in eight matches, logging 720 minutes for the Colorado Rapids … Was traded from FC Dallas to the Colorado Rapids on August 31 … Appeared and started in 21 matches, registering three goals, logging 1890 minutes for FC Dallas. 2008…Appeared and started in 27 matches, registering two goals, one assist, logging 2430 minutes for FC Dallas. 2008 US OPEN CUP…Appeared in two matches for FC Dallas. 2007 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in two matches, logging 209 minutes for FC Dallas. 2007…Appeared and started in 28 matches, registering two goals, logging 2495 minutes for FC Dallas. 2007 US OPEN CUP…Appeared in one match for FC Dallas. 2006 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in two matches, logging 210 minutes for FC Dallas. 2006…Appeared in 27 matches, starting in 26 registering one goal, one assist, logging 2280 minutes for FC Dallas. 2005 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared in one match logging nine minutes for FC Dallas. 2005…Appeared in 20 matches, starting in nine, logging 934 minutes for FC Dallas. International: Moor has earned five caps for the United States national team. He earned his first cap for the United States on July 2, 2007 against Paraguay in the 2007 Copa America tournament.

#4 MICHAEL BRADLEY – CAPTAIN MIDFIELDER PRONUNCIATION: BRAD‐LEE

HT: 6’2 WT: 185 DOB: July 31, 1987 BIRTHPLACE: Princeton, NJ Hometown: Princeton, NJ Nationality: American Last Club: AS Roma How Acquired: Transferred & signed for Toronto FC on January 13, 2014 2017…Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on May 10 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on May 6 vs. Seattle Sounders FC … Started the match, received a yellow card and played the full 90 minutes on May 3 vs. Orlando City SC … Started the

match and played the full 90 minutes on April 28 vs. Houston Dynamo … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 21 vs. Chicago Fire … Started the match, received a yellow card and played the full 90 minutes on April 15 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 8 vs. Atlanta United FC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 31 vs. Sporting KC … Started the match, received a yellow card and played the full 90 minutes on March 18 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC … Started the match, registered an assist and played the full 90 minutes on March 11 vs. Philadelphia Union … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 4 vs. Real Salt Lake. Career Notables: 2016 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in six matches, registering one goal, logging 600 minutes during the 2016 MLS Playoffs. 2016…Appeared and started in 24 matches, registering one goal and five assists, logging 2160 minutes during the 2016 MLS regular season. 2015 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in one match, logging 90 minutes. 2015…Appeared and started in 25 matches, registering five goals, six assists, logging 2250 minutes … Was voted into the MLS Fan XI for the 2015 AT&T MLS All‐Star game but pulled out due to injury. 2015 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in two matches registering one assist. 2015 FRIENDLY MATCH…Started the match and played 45 minutes on May 27 vs Manchester City F.C. 2014…Appeared and started in 25 matches, registering four goals, two assists, logging 2198 minutes … Was voted into the MLS Fan XI for the 2014 AT&T MLS All‐Star game, started the match and played 45 minutes on August 6 vs FC Bayern München … Registered his first Toronto FC goal on April 5 vs Columbus Crew. 2014 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in two matches, registering


one goal. 2012‐2014…Appeared in 41 matches, registered five goals for AS Roma … Finished as runners‐up in 2012‐13 Coppa Italia. 2011‐2012…Appeared in 35 matches, registering one goal for A.C. Chievo Verona. 2011…Appeared in three matches on loan at Aston Villa. 2008‐2011…Appeared in 76 matches, registering ten goals for Borussia Mönchengladbach. 2006‐2008…Appeared in 50 matches, registering 21 goals for SC Heerenveen. 2005…Appeared in 30 matches, registering one goal for MetroStars. International: Bradley has earned 130 caps for the United States national team and has scored 16 goals. He was named captain ahead of the 2015 CONCACAF Gold Cup. He represented the United States at the 2016 Copa América Centenario tournament. He also represented the United States at the 2015, 2011 and 2007 CONCACAF Gold Cup, 2014 and 2010 FIFA World Cup and 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup. He was named 2015 U.S. Soccer Male Player of the Year.

#5 ASHTONE MORGAN DEFENDER PRONUNCIATION: ASH‐TON MORE‐GAN

HT: 5’9 WT: 166 DOB: February 9, 1991 BIRTHPLACE: Toronto, ON Hometown: Toronto, ON Nationality: Canadian Last Club: Toronto FC Academy How Acquired: Signed with Toronto FC on March 17, 2011 2017… Career Notables: 2016…Appeared in seven matches, logging 157 minutes during the 2016 MLS regular season. 2016 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in two matches,

registering one assist. USL…Appeared and started in one match, logging 61 minutes during the 2016 USL regular season for Toronto FC II. 2015 MLS PLAYOFFS…Was part of the 18 for one MLS Playoff match. 2015…Appeared in 19 matches, starting in 17, registering two assists, logging 1554 minutes … Made his 100th appearance for Toronto FC on May 2 vs Philadelphia Union. 2015 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in one match. USL…Appeared and started in one match, logging 90 minutes during the 2015 USL regular season for Toronto FC II. 2015 FRIENDLY MATCH…Came on in the 46th minutes on Wednesday, July 22 vs Sunderland A.F.C. … Started the match and played 45 minutes on May 27 vs Manchester City FC. 2014…Appeared in three matches, starting in two, logging 168 minutes … Morgan was named to the inaugural Chipotle MLS Homegrown game roster, where he started the match and played 78 minutes on August 4 vs Portland Timbers U‐23. 2014 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in two matches. 2014 FRIENDLY MATCH…Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on July 23 vs Tottenham Hotspur … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on June 18 vs Wilmington Hammerheads FC. 2013…Appeared in 22 matches, starting in 20, adding one assist, logging 1805 minutes. 2013 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in two matches. 2012…Appeared in 30 matches, starting in 27, registering five assists, logging 2528 minutes. 2012 CONCACAF Champions League…Appeared in four matches. 2012 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in four matches. 2011…His first start came in Portland on July 30. 2011 CONCACAF Champions League…Appeared in 12 matches. 2010 CONCACAF Champions League…Appeared in one match. International: Morgan has earned 13 caps for the Canadian national team. Represented Canada at the 2015 and 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup.


#6 NICK HAGGLUND DEFENDER PRONUNCIATION: HAGG‐LUND

HT: 6’1 WT: 201 DOB: September 14, 1992 BIRTHPLACE: Cincinnati, OH Hometown: Cincinnati, OH Nationality: American College/University: Xavier University Last Club: Xavier University How Acquired: Selected in the First Round (10th Overall) in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft 2017…Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on May 10 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on May 6 vs. Seattle Sounders FC … Started the match and

played the full 90 minutes on May 3 vs. Orlando City SC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 28 vs. Houston Dynamo … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 21 vs. Chicago Fire … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 15 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Came on in the 51st minute and received a yellow card on April 8 vs. Atlanta United FC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 31 vs. Sporting KC … Started the match and played 75 minutes on March 18 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 11 vs. Philadelphia Union … Started the match, received a yellow card and played the full 90 minutes on March 4 vs. Real Salt Lake. Career Notables: 2016 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in six matches, registering one goal and two assists, logging 600 minutes during the 2016 MLS Playoffs. 2016…Appeared in 16 matches, starting in eight, logging 847 minutes during the 2016 MLS regular season. 2016 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared in four matches. USL…Appeared in four matches, registering one goal, logging 360 minutes during the 2016 USL regular season for Toronto FC II. 2015…Appeared in 12 matches, starting in eight registering one assist, logging 787 minutes. 2015 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared in two matches. USL…Appeared in one match, logging 45 minutes during the 2015 USL regular season for Toronto FC II. 2015 FRIENDLY MATCH…Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on May 27 vs Manchester City FC. 2014…Appeared in 25 matches, starting in 23, registering two goals and three assists, logging 2088 minutes … Registered his first professional goal and first multi‐goal game on September 27 vs Portland Timbers. 2014 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in two matches. 2014 FRIENDLY MATCH…Came on in the 45th minute and registered an assist on July 23 vs Tottenham Hotspur … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on June 18 vs Wilmington Hammerheads FC.

HT: 5’9 WT: 167 DOB: January 20, 1987 BIRTHPLACE: Barcelona, Spain Hometown: Barcelona, Spain Nationality: Spanish Last Club: Cruz Azul How Acquired: Signed with Toronto FC on February 20, 2017 using Targeted Allocation Money 2017…Started the match, registered two assists and played the full 90 minutes on May 10 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match, registered an assist and played 65 minutes on May 3 vs. Orlando City SC … Started the match and played 75 minutes on April 28 vs. Houston Dynamo … Started the match, registered two assists and played 66 minutes on April 21 vs. Chicago Fire … Started the match, registered an assist and played 86 minutes on April 15 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match, registered two assists and played 73 minutes on April 8 vs. Atlanta United FC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 31 vs. Sporting KC … Came on in the 64th minute, registered his first Toronto FC and MLS goal on March 18 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes

#7 VICTOR VÁZQUEZ MIDFIELDER PRONUNCIATION: VAS‐KEZ


on March 11 vs. Philadelphia Union … Made his Toronto FC and MLS debut when he came on in the 61st minute on March 4 vs. Real Salt Lake. Career Notables: 2016‐17…Appeared in 23 matches registering one goal in all competitions for CD Cruz Azul. 2011‐15…Appeared in 173 matches registering 25 goal in all competitions for Club Brugge KV. 2008‐10…Appeared in three matches registering one goal in all competitions for FC Barcelona.

#8 BENOÎT CHEYROU MIDFIELDER PRONUNCIATION: BUHN‐WAH SHEY‐ROU

HT: 5’11 WT: 179 DOB: May 3, 1981 BIRTHPLACE: Suresnes, France Hometown: Suresnes, France Nationality: French Last Club: Olympique de Marseille How Acquired: Signed with Toronto FC on January 29, 2015 2017…Came on in the 53rd minute on May 10 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on May 6 vs. Seattle Sounders FC … Was an unused substitute on May 3 vs. Orlando City SC … Was an unused substitute on April 28 vs. Houston Dynamo … Came on in the 85th minute on April 21 vs. Chicago Fire … Came on in the 86th minute on April 15 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Was an unused substitute on March 31 vs. Sporting KC … Was an unused substitute on March 4 vs. Real Salt Lake. Career Notables: 2016 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared in three matches, registering one goal, logging 79 minutes during the 2016 MLS Playoffs. 2016…Appeared in 14 matches, starting in nine, registering two assists, logging 800 minutes during the 2016 MLS regular season. 2016 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in four matches. 2015 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in one match, logging 90 minutes. 2015…Appeared and started in 28 matches, registering one goal, seven assists, logging 2408 minutes … Registered his first MLS and Toronto FC goal on April 4 vs Chicago Fire … Made his MLS and Toronto FC debut on March 7 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC. 2015 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared in two matches registering one goal. 2015 FRIENDLY MATCH…Started the match and played 31 minutes on Wednesday, July 22 vs Sunderland A.F.C. … Started the match and played 45 minutes on May 27 vs Manchester City FC. 2007‐2014…Appeared in 304 matches, registered 28 goals in all competitions for Marseille. 2004‐2007…Appeared in 113 matches, registered eight goals in all competitions for Auxerre. 1999‐2004…Appeared in 102 matches, registered three goals in all competitions for Lille. International: He earned a call to the French national team on February 25, 2010 but has yet to earn a cap.

#9 TSUBASA ENDOH FORWARD PRONUNCIATION: SOO‐BAH‐SAH ENN‐DO

HT: 5’7 WT: 144 DOB: August 20, 1993 BIRTHPLACE: Tokyo, Japan Hometown: Tokyo, Japan Nationality: Japanese College/University: University of Maryland Last Club: University of Maryland How Acquired: Drafted in the first round (9th overall) in the 2016 MLS SuperDraft and signed with Toronto FC on Saturday, February 27, 2016 2017…Was an unused substitute on May 6 vs. Seattle Sounders FC … Was an unused substitute on

May 3 vs. Orlando City SC … Was an unused substitute on April 28 vs. Houston Dynamo … Was an unused substitute on April 21 vs. Chicago Fire … Was an unused substitute on April 15 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match and played 85 minutes on March 11 vs. Philadelphia Union … Was an unused substitute on March 4 vs. Real Salt Lake. USL…Started


the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 7 vs. Rochester Rhinos … Came on in the 69th minute on April 4 vs. Orlando City B … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 1 vs. Tampa Bay Rowdies … Started the match and played 63 minutes on March 25 vs. Phoenix Rising FC. Career Notables: 2016 MLS PLAYOFFS…Was part of the 18 for three MLS Playoff matches. 2016…Appeared in 21 matches, starting in 15, registering two goals, logging 1387 minutes during the 2016 MLS regular season … Registered his first MLS and Toronto FC goal on May 7 vs. FC Dallas … Made his first professional start and Toronto FC and MLS regular season debut on March 6 vs. New York Red Bulls. 2016 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared in two matches. 2015…Appeared in 23 matches registering five goals and six assists for the University of Maryland. 2014…Appeared in 16 matches registering two goals and two assists for the University of Maryland. 2013…Appeared in 26 matches registering three goals and six assists for the University of Maryland. 2012…Appeared in 20 matches registering two goals and two assists for the University of Maryland.

#10 SEBASTIAN GIOVINCO MIDFIELDER PRONUNCIATION: SE‐BAS‐TI‐AN JOE‐VIN‐KO

HT: 5’5 WT: 139 DOB: January 26, 1987 BIRTHPLACE: Turin, Italy Hometown: Turin, Italy Nationality: Italian Last Club: Juventus How Acquired: Signed with Toronto FC on January 19, 2015 2017…Started the match, registered two goals and played the full 90 minutes on May 3 vs. Orlando City SC … Started the match, registered an assist and played the full 90 minutes on April 28 vs. Houston Dynamo … Started the match, registered two goals and played 85 minutes on April 21 vs.

Chicago Fire … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 15 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match, registered a goal and played the full 90 minutes on April 8 vs. Atlanta United FC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 31 vs. Sporting KC … Started the match and played 45 minutes on March 11 vs. Philadelphia Union … Started the match, received a yellow card and played the full 90 minutes on March 4 vs. Real Salt Lake. Career Notables: 2016 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in six matches, registering four goals and four assists, logging 557 minutes during the 2016 MLS Playoffs … Registered the first playoff hat trick scored in club history on November 6 vs. New York City FC … Registered the first Toronto FC playoff goal on October 26 vs. Philadelphia Union. 2016…Appeared and started in 28 matches, registering 17 goals and 15 assists, logging 2418 minutes during the 2016 MLS regular season … Was named to the 2016 MLS Best XI. This marks the second time in two seasons that Giovinco has been named to the MLS Best XI … Led the league in combined goals and assists for a second straight year … He moved ahead of Dwayne De Rosario, to become Toronto FC’s all‐time leading goal scorer (all competitions) … Since joining MLS, Giovinco has a league‐leading four regular season hat tricks … He scored the fastest goal in club history on April 16 vs. D.C. United in the first minute (58 seconds) … Registered his fourth career hat trick on August 6 vs. New England Revolution … Was voted into the MLS Fan XI for the 2016 AT&T MLS All‐Star game, came on in the 45th minute and played 32 minutes on July 28 vs Arsenal FC … Registered his third career hat trick on July 23 vs. D.C. United. 2016 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared in three matches, registering one goal. 2015 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in one match, logging 90 minutes. 2015…Appeared in 33 matches, starting in 32, registering 22 goals, 16 assists, logging 2775 minutes … Was named the 2015 Landon Donovan MLS Most Valuable Player becoming the first player in club history to win the award … Was named 2015 Newcomer of the Year … Was named to the 2015 MLS Best XI … Claimed the 2015 Audi Golden Boot as the league’s top goal scorer … Broke a 15‐year‐old MLS single‐season record for shots in a season (181). Mamadou Diallo, 152 (2000) previously held the record … Set a new MLS record for most goals (22) and assists (16) combined in a single season, breaking Chris Wondolowski’s previous record of 27 goals and 7 assists in 2012 … Became the first player in MLS history to record at least 20 goals and 10 assists in a single season … Finished the season with the second‐highest shots on goal total in a season with 73 … Became the first player in club history to


record two hat tricks in MLS league play (July 12 at New York City FC & August 5 vs Orlando City SC) (July 12: Scored a first half hat trick within a nine‐minute span, which ties for the third fastest in MLS history) (August 5: Was the first hat trick by a Toronto FC player at BMO Field in MLS league play) … He is second on Toronto FC’s all‐time goal list with 22 goals (MLS league play) … Became Toronto FC’s all‐time single season goal leader on August 5 vs Orlando City SC … Was selected by MLS All‐Star Head Coach Pablo Mastroeni to participate in the 2015 AT&T MLS All‐Star game but pulled out due to injury … Registered his first multi‐goal game on April 18 vs FC Dallas … Registered his first MLS and Toronto FC goal on April 4 vs Chicago Fire … Made his MLS and Toronto FC debut on March 7 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC … Became the first player in club history to win back‐to‐back MLS Player of the Month awards for July and August … Became the first player in club history to win MLS Player of the Month award … Won MLS Goal of the Week for Week 23 … Was named MLS Player of the Week three times this season (Weeks 13, 14, 19) while becoming the first player in club history to be voted Major League Soccer Player of the Week in back‐to‐back weeks … Was named to the MLS Team of the Week on ten occasions (Weeks 9, 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 23, 29, 30). 2015 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in one match registering one goal and one assist. 2015 FRIENDLY MATCH…Started the match and played 31 minutes on Wednesday, July 22 vs. Sunderland A.F.C. … Started the match and played 27 minutes on May 27 vs Manchester City FC. 2006‐2015…Appeared in 131 matches, registering 20 goals in all competitions for Juventus … With Juventus, Giovinco won back‐to‐back Scudetto’s (Italian Serie A Champions) in 2012‐13 and 2013‐14, and back‐to‐back Supercoppa Italiana titles in 2012 and 2013. 2010‐2012…Appeared in 70 matches, registering 23 goals in all competitions while on loan with Parma. 2007‐2008…Appeared in 37 matches, registering six goals in all competitions while on loan with Empoli International: Giovinco has earned 23 caps, registering one goal for the Italian national team

#12 JASON HERNANDEZ DEFENDER PRONUNCIATION: HUR‐NAN‐DEZ

HT: 5’10 WT: 170 DOB: August 26, 1983 BIRTHPLACE: New York, NY Hometown: Englewood, NJ Nationality: Puerto Rican – American College/University: Seton Hall University Last Club: New York City FC How Acquired: Signed with Toronto FC on Tuesday, March 21, 2017 2017…Was an unused substitute on May 10 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Made his Toronto FC debut when he started the match and played the full 90 minutes on May 6 vs. Seattle Sounders FC. USL…Started the match and played 45 minutes on April 1 vs. Tampa Bay Rowdies. Career Notables: 2016…Appeared 31 matches, starting in 26 for New York City FC. 2015…Appeared and started in 26 matches for New York City FC. 2014…Appeared and started in 20 matches for the San Jose Earthquakes. 2013…Appeared in 21 matches, starting in 19 for the San Jose Earthquakes. 2012 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in two matches for the San Jose Earthquakes.2012…Appeared in 25 matches, starting in 23, registering one assist for the San Jose Earthquakes. 2011…Appeared and started in 28 matches for the San Jose Earthquakes. 2010 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in three matches for the San Jose Earthquakes. 2010…Appeared and started in 27 matches, registering one assist for the San Jose Earthquakes. 2009…Appeared and started in 16 matches for the San Jose Earthquakes. 2008…Appeared and started in 28 matches, registering one assist for the San Jose Earthquakes. 2007 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in one match for Chivas USA. 2007…Appeared in 21 matches, starting in nine for Chivas USA. 2006 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in two matches for Chivas USA. 2006…Appeared in 29 matches, starting in 24 for Chivas USA. 2005 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in two matches for the MetroStars. 2005…Appeared and started in three matches for the MetroStars. International: Earned three caps with the Puerto Rican national team.


#14 JAY CHAPMAN MIDFIELDER PRONUNCIATION: CHAP‐MAN

HT: 6’0 WT: 166 DOB: January 1, 1994 BIRTHPLACE: Brampton, ON Hometown: Toronto, ON Nationality: Canadian College/University: Michigan State University Last Club: Michigan State University How Acquired: Signed with Toronto FC on January 15, 2015 2017…Started the match and played 78 minutes on May 10 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match and played 65 minutes on May 6 vs. Seattle Sounders FC … Was an unused substitute on April

28 vs. Houston Dynamo … Came on in the 66th minute on April 21 vs. Chicago Fire … Was an unused substitute on April 15 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Was an unused substitute on April 8 vs. Atlanta United FC … Was an unused substitute on March 31 vs. Sporting KC … Was an unused substitute on March 18 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC … Was an unused substitute on March 11 vs. Philadelphia Union. USL…Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 25 vs. Phoenix Rising FC. Career Notables: 2016…Appeared in 18 matches, starting in nine, registering two assists, logging 780 minutes during the 2016 MLS regular season … Was named to the third annual Chipotle MLS Homegrown game roster, his second straight appearance in the competition. Started the match and played 45 minutes on July 27 vs. Mexico U‐20 national team. 2016 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared in one match. USL…Appeared in two matches, logging 140 minutes during the 2016 USL regular season for Toronto FC II. 2015…Appeared in 10 matches, starting in one, logging 202 minutes … Was named to the second annual Chipotle MLS Homegrown game roster, where he came on in the 45th minutes and scored in penalty kicks on July 28 vs. Club América U‐20 … Made his first MLS start on July 4 vs. LA Galaxy … Made his MLS debut as a substitute on May 30 vs. San Jose Earthquakes. 2015 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared in one match … Made his Toronto FC debut on May 6 vs. Montreal Impact. USL…Appeared and started in nine matches, registering two goals and one assist, logging 799 minutes during the 2015 USL regular season for Toronto FC II … Registered his first professional goal on April 19 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 … Made his professional debut for Toronto FC II and the USL on March 21 vs. Charleston Battery. 2015 FRIENDLY MATCH…Came on in the 31st minutes on Wednesday, July 22 vs Sunderland A.F.C. … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on May 27 vs. Manchester City FC. 2014…Appeared in 21 matches, starting in 20, registering five goals and five assists for Michigan State University. 2013…Appeared and started in 23 matches registering three goals and eight assists for Michigan State University. 2012…Appeared and started in 19 matches registering four goals and one assist for Michigan State University. International: Chapman has earned one cap, registering one goal for the Canadian national team. He made his debut and scored his first goal for senior Canadian team in a friendly match against Bermuda on January 22, 2017. In addition, he represented Canada at the U‐23 Olympic qualifiers.


#15 ERIQ ZAVALETA DEFENDER PRONUNCIATION: ZAV‐AH‐LET‐AH

HT: 6’1 WT: 189 DOB: August 2, 1992 BIRTHPLACE: Westfield, IN Hometown: Westfield, IN Nationality: American College/University: University of Indiana Last Club: Seattle Sounders FC How Acquired: Trade with Seattle Sounders FC on January 26, 2015 2017…Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on May 10 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on May 3 vs. Orlando City SC … Started the match and

played the full 90 minutes on April 28 vs. Houston Dynamo … Started the match, registered a goal and played the full 90 minutes on April 21 vs. Chicago Fire … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 15 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 8 vs. Atlanta United FC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 31 vs. Sporting KC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 18 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC … Started the match, received a yellow card and played the full 90 minutes on March 11 vs. Philadelphia Union … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 4 vs. Real Salt Lake Career Notables: 2016 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in six matches, registering one assist, logging 600 minutes during the 2016 MLS Playoffs. 2016…Appeared in 15 matches, starting in 14, registering one assist, logging 1277 minutes during the 2016 MLS regular season. 2016 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in four matches. USL…Appeared in two matches, logging 120 minutes during the 2016 USL regular season for Toronto FC II. 2015 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared in one match, logging 45 minutes. 2015…Appeared in 18 matches, starting in 11, registering one goal, logging 1054 minutes … Registered his first professional goal for Toronto FC and in MLS on September 5 vs. Seattle Sounders FC … Made his Toronto FC debut as a substitute on May 2 vs. Philadelphia Union. 2015 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in two matches. 2015 FRIENDLY MATCH…Started the match and played 31 minutes on Wednesday, July 22 vs. Sunderland A.F.C. … Started the match and played 72 minutes on May 27 vs. Manchester City FC. 2014…Appeared in 17 matches, starting in 15, logging 1323 minutes while on loan at Chivas USA. 2013...Appeared in five matches, logging 31 minutes for the Seattle Sounders FC … Made MLS debut vs. San Jose Earthquakes on March 23.

#17 JOZY ALTIDORE FORWARD PRONUNCIATION: JO‐ZEE AL‐TI‐DOR

HT: 6’1 WT: 175 DOB: November 6, 1989 BIRTHPLACE: Livingston, NJ Hometown: Boca Raton, FL Nationality: American Last Club: Sunderland A.F.C. How Acquired: Transferred from Sunderland A.F.C. and signed with Toronto FC on January 16, 2015 2017…Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on May 10 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match, registered a goal and played 80 minutes on May 6 vs. Seattle Sounders FC … Started the match, registered an assist and received a yellow card and played 83 minutes on May 3 vs. Orlando

City SC … Started the match, registered two goals and played 79 minutes on April 28 vs. Houston Dynamo … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 21 vs. Chicago Fire … Started the match, registered a goal and played the full 90 minutes on April 15 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match, registered an assist and played the full 90 minutes on April 8 vs. Atlanta United FC … Came on in the 62nd minute and received a yellow card on March 31 vs. Sporting KC … Started the match, registered a goal and assist and played the full 90 minutes on March 18 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC


… Started the match, registered a goal and played the full 90 minutes on March 11 vs. Philadelphia Union … Started the match, received a yellow card and played the full 90 minutes on March 4 vs. Real Salt Lake Career Notables: 2016 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in six matches, registering five goals and four assists, logging 581 minutes during the 2016 MLS Playoffs … Set an MLS Cup playoff record becoming the first player to register five goals in five consecutive matches. 2016…Appeared in 23 matches, starting in 16, registering 10 goals and five assists, logging 1487 minutes during the 2016 MLS regular season. 2015 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in one match, logging 90 minutes. 2015…Appeared in 25 matches, starting in 21, registering 13 goals, logging 1796 minutes … Was named to the 2015 AT&T MLS All‐Star game as a replacement for Sebastian Giovinco, came on in the 77th minute on July 29 vs. Tottenham Hotspur … Made his Toronto FC regular season debut, registered his first Toronto FC goal and first multi‐goal game on March 7 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC. 2015 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in one match registering one goal and two assists. 2013‐2015…Appeared in 52 matches, adding three goals in all competitions for Sunderland. 2011‐2013…Appeared in 93 matches, registering 51 goals in all competitions for AZ Alkmaar. 2011…Appeared in 12 matches, registering one goal in all competitions while on loan at Bursaspor. 2009‐2010…Appeared in 31 matches, registering two goals in all competitions while on loan at Hull City. 2009…Made no appearances while on loan at Xerez. 2008‐2011…Appeared in 22 matches, registering three goals in all competitions for Villarreal. 2006‐2008…Appeared in four matches, registering one goal in the MLS Playoffs with New York Red Bulls. 2006‐2008…Appeared in 37 matches, registering 15 goals in all competitions with New York Red Bulls. International: Altidore has earned 102 caps, registering 37 goals for the United States national team. Altidore represented the United States at the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup, both the 2010 and 2014 FIFA World Cup and the 2015 CONCACAF Gold Cup. He was named 2016 U.S. Soccer Male Player of the Year. This marks the second time Altidore has won the award. He won his first U.S. Soccer Male Player of the Year in 2013. He also was named the Young Male Player of the Year in 2006.

#18 MARCO DELGADO MIDFIELDER PRONUNCIATION: DEL‐GA‐DO

HT: 5’9 WT: 161 DOB: May 16, 1995 BIRTHPLACE: Glendora, CA Hometown: Glendora, CA Nationality: American Last Club: Chivas USA How Acquired: Drafted 14th overall in the Chivas USA Dispersal Draft on November 19, 2014. 2017…Was an unused substitute on May 10 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on May 6 vs. Seattle Sounders FC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on May 3 vs. Orlando City SC … Started the match, registered an assist and played 70

minutes on April 28 vs. Houston Dynamo … Started the match and played 81 minutes on April 21 vs. Chicago Fire … Was an unused substitute on April 15 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Was an unused substitute on April 8 vs. Atlanta United FC … Was an unused substitute on March 31 vs. Sporting KC … Was an unused substitute on March 18 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC … Was an unused substitute on March 11 vs. Philadelphia Union … Came on in the 80th minute on March 4 vs. Real Salt Lake. USL…Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 25 vs. Phoenix Rising FC. Career Notables: 2016 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared in one match, logging two minutes during the 2016 MLS Playoffs. 2016…Appeared in 28 matches, starting in 23, registering two goals and two assists, logging 1995 minutes during the 2016 MLS regular season. 2016 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in three matches. 2015 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared in one match, logging 20 minutes. 2015…Appeared in 20 matches, starting in 19, registering three goals and three assists, logging 1699 minutes … Registered his first Toronto FC goal on July 12 vs. New York City FC … Made his MLS debut for Toronto FC as a starter on June 24 vs. Montreal Impact. 2015 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in one match … Made his Toronto FC debut on May 6 vs. Montreal Impact. 2015


FRIENDLY MATCH…Started the match and played 31 minutes on Wednesday, July 22 vs. Sunderland A.F.C. 2014…Appeared in 20 matches, starting in 16, registering two goals and one assist, logging 1121 minutes for Chivas USA. 2014 US OPEN CUP…Appeared and started in one match logging 120 minutes for Chivas USA. 2013…Appeared in 16 matches, starting in 13, registering one assist, logging 1247 minutes for Chivas USA. 2012…Appeared in one match logging 17 minutes for Chivas USA. International: Represented the United States at the U‐20 World Cup in New Zealand in 2015.

#19 BEN SPENCER FORWARD PRONUNCIATION: SPEN‐SIR

HT: 6’5 WT: 181 DOB: March 28, 1995 BIRTHPLACE: Albuquerque, New Mexico Hometown: Albuquerque, New Mexico Nationality: American Last Club: Toronto FC II How Acquired: Signed with Toronto FC 2017… USL…Started the match and played 63 minutes on April 22 vs. Ottawa Fury FC … Started the match, received a yellow card and played the full 90 minutes on April 7 vs. Rochester Rhinos … Was an unused substitute on April 4 vs. Orlando City B … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 1 vs. Tampa Bay Rowdies … Started the match, registered an assist and played the full 90 minutes on March 25 vs. Phoenix Rising FC. Career Notables: 2016…Appeared in two matches, while logging 42 minutes during the 2016 USL regular season for Toronto FC II … Made his Toronto FC II and USL debut when he came on in the 76th minute on September 11 vs. Orlando City B. 2015…Missed the entire 2015 USL regular season due to an injury. 2014…Appeared in 11 matches, registering two goals in all competitions while on loan for Indy Eleven (NASL). 2012‐13…Appeared in two matches for Molde Fotballklubb (Molde FK). International: Represented the United States Men’s national team at the U‐18, U‐20 and U‐23 levels. U‐18…Appeared in six matches, scoring three goals. U‐20…Appeared in five matches, scoring two goals during the2015 CONCACAF U‐20 Championship in Jamaica and helped the United States qualify for the 2015 FIFA U‐20 World Cup in New Zealand … He also featured for the U‐20’s during their second place finish at the 2014 Dallas Cup, scoring three goals at the tournament. He scored two goals in the opening match, a 3‐2 victory against River Plate, along with a first‐half goal during their 3‐2 double‐overtime victory in the semi‐finals against Fluminense. U‐23…Appeared in one match as a substitute during a 3‐0 loss to Brazil on October 14, 2014.

#20 SERGIO CAMARGO MIDFIELDER PRONUNCIATION: SIR‐GEE‐OH CAM‐ARE‐GO

HT: 5’7 WT: 162 DOB: August 16, 1994 BIRTHPLACE: Cucuta, Colombia Hometown: Newmarket, ON Nationality: Columbian – Canadian Last Club: Syracuse University How Acquired: Signed with Toronto FC on January 11, 2017 2017… USL…Was an unused substitute on May 3 vs. Pittsburgh Riverhounds … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 29 vs. Louisville City FC… Started the match and played 63 minutes on April 22 vs. Ottawa Fury FC … Came on in the 45th minute on April 7 vs. Rochester Rhinos

… Came on in the 64th minute on April 4 vs. Orlando City B … Came on in the 71st minute on April 1 vs. Tampa Bay Rowdies.


Career Notables: 2016…Appeared in 17 matches registering four goals and three assists for Syracuse University. 2013 – 2015…Appeared in 58 matches registering 19 goals and 15 assists for Coastal Carolina Chanticleers. FRIENDLY MATCH…Appeared in a World Football Challenge match against Liverpool in 2012. International: Camargo represented Canada at the 2011 U‐17 FIFA World Cup in Mexico.

#21 JONATHAN OSORIO MIDFIELDER PRONUNCIATION: JOHN‐ATHAN O‐SOR‐EE‐O

HT: 5’9 WT: 159 DOB: June 12, 1992 BIRTHPLACE: Toronto, ON Hometown: Brampton, ON Nationality: Canadian Last Club: SC Toronto How Acquired: Signed with Toronto FC on March 1, 2013 2017…Started the match and played 53 minutes on May 10 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Came on in the 65th minute on May 6 vs. Seattle Sounders FC … Came on in the 65th minute on May 3 vs. Orlando City SC … Came on in the 70th minute on April 28 vs. Houston Dynamo … Came on in the 81st minute

and received a yellow card on April 21 vs. Chicago Fire … Came on in the 54th minute on April 15 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Came on in the 73rd minute on April 8 vs. Atlanta United FC … Started the match and played 76 minutes on March 31 vs. Sporting KC … Started the match, registered an assist and played the full 90 minutes on March 18 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC … Came on in the 77th minute on March 11 vs. Philadelphia Union … Started the match and played 61 minutes on March 4 vs. Real Salt Lake Career Notables: 2016 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared in six games, starting in five, registering two goals, logging 405 minutes during the 2016 MLS Playoffs. 2016…Appeared in 30 matches, starting in 26, registering two goals and five assists, logging 2440 minutes during the 2016 MLS regular season … Made his 100th appearance for Toronto FC on May 21 vs. Columbus Crew SC. 2016 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in four matches, registering two goals. 2015 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in one match, logging 70 minutes. 2015…Appeared in 29 matches, starting in 26, registering one goal and seven assists, logging 2236 minutes. 2015 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in two matches. 2015 FRIENDLY MATCH…Came on in the 31st minutes and registered a goal on Wednesday, July 22 vs. Sunderland A.F.C. … Came on in the 45th minutes on May 27 vs. Manchester City FC. 2014…Appeared in 27 matches, starting in 24, registering three goals and four assists, logging 2039 minutes. 2014 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared in two matches, starting in one. 2014 FRIENDLY MATCH…Came on in the 45th minute on July 23 vs. Tottenham Hotspur … Started the match and played 60 minutes on June 18 vs. Wilmington Hammerheads FC. 2013…Appeared in 28 matches, starting in 18, registering five goals, one assist, logging 1697 minutes … Registered his first professional goal on March 30 vs. LA Galaxy. 2013 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in two matches. International: Osorio has earned 16 caps, registering one goal for the Canadian national team. He scored his first goal in a friendly match against Bermuda on January 22, 2017. He represented Canada at the 2015 and 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup. Osorio made his debut for Canada on May 28, 2013 in a friendly against Costa Rica.


#22 JORDAN HAMILTON FORWARD PRONUNCIATION: JOR‐DAN HAM‐IL‐TON

HT: 6’1 WT: 194 DOB: March 17, 1996 BIRTHPLACE: Scarborough, ON Hometown: Scarborough, ON Nationality: Canadian Last Club: Kia Toronto FC Academy How Acquired: Signed with Toronto FC on January 9, 2014 2017…Was an unused substitute on May 6 vs. Seattle Sounders FC … Was an unused substitute on March 18 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC. USL…Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 29 vs. Louisville City FC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 22 vs.

Ottawa Fury FC. Career Notables: 2016…Appeared in 14 matches, starting in 11, registering three goals and one assist, logging 911 minutes during the 2016 MLS regular season … Was named to the third annual Chipotle MLS Homegrown game roster, where he started the match and played 45 minutes on July 27 vs. Mexico U‐20 national team … Registered his first MLS goal on June 25 vs. Orlando City SC … Made his first MLS start on June 18 vs. LA Galaxy. 2016 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared in four matches, registering two goals. USL…Appeared in four matches logging 272 minutes during the 2016 USL regular season for Toronto FC II. 2015…Appeared in two matches logging 13 minutes. 2015 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Was part of the 18 for two matches. USL…Appeared in 20 matches, starting in 15, registering three goals, logging 1356 minutes during the 2015 USL regular season for Toronto FC II … Scored the first ever Toronto FC II goal in the eighth minute in USL league play on March 21 vs. Charleston Battery. 2015 FRIENDLY MATCH…Came on in the 45th minutes and scored in penalty kicks on Tuesday, July 28 vs. AS Roma Primavera … Came on in the 75th minutes on Wednesday, July 22 vs. Sunderland A.F.C. … Came on in the 45th minutes on May 27 vs. Manchester City FC. 2014…Was recalled from his loan at Clube Desportivo Trofense (Trofense) of the Portuguese Segunda Liga by Toronto FC on December 3. At Trofense, he appeared in seven matches, starting in two while on loan … Was originally sent on loan to Wilmington Hammerheads FC (USL PRO), he appeared in 11 matches, registering five goals and two assists, logging 453 minutes during the 2014 USL PRO regular season … Appeared in one match, logging one minute for Toronto FC. 2014 FRIENDLY MATCH…Came on in the 45th minute and registered a goal on July 23 vs. Tottenham Hotspur … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on June 18 vs. Wilmington Hammerheads FC. International: Hamilton has earned two caps for the Canadian national team. He made his debut for Canada on October 14, 2014 as a substitute in a friendly match against Colombia … Was named to Canadian U‐23 camp and Caribbean tour … Was named to the Canadian U‐20 national team for a friendly match against U‐20 England national team on March 17, 2016

#23 CHRIS MAVINGA DEFENDER PRONUNCIATION: MAV‐ING‐AH

HT: 6’1 WT: 172 DOB: May 26, 1991 BIRTHPLACE: Meaux, France Hometown: Meaux, France Nationality: French‐ DR Congo Last Club: Troyes How Acquired: Signed with Toronto FC on January 31, 2017 2017…Started the match and played 40 minutes on May 10 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match, received a yellow card and played the full 90 minutes on May 6 vs. Seattle Sounders FC … Was an unused substitute on May 3 vs. Orlando City SC … Made his first start for Toronto FC and

played 51 minutes on April 8 vs. Atlanta United FC … Was an unused substitute on March 31 vs. Sporting KC … Came on


in the 81st minute on March 18 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC … Made his Toronto FC and MLS debut when he came on in the 85th minute on March 11 vs. Philadelphia Union. Career Notables: 2013‐17…Appeared in 15 matches in all competitions for Rubin Kazan. 2015‐16…Appeared in 23 matches in all competitions while on loan at ES Troyes AC. 2014‐15…Appeared in 11 matches in all competitions while on loan at Stade Reims. 2011‐13…Appeared in 53 matches in all competitions for Stade Rennais. 2011… Appeared in nine matches in all competitions while on loan at KRC Genk. International: Mavinga has earned one cap for the DR Congo national team. It came during an Africa Cup of Nations qualification match on September 6, 2015

#25 ALEX BONO GOALKEEPER PRONUNCIATION: BO‐NO

HT: 6’2 WT: 201 DOB: April 1, 1994 BIRTHPLACE: Syracuse, NY Hometown: Baldwinsville, NY Nationality: American College/University: Syracuse University Last Club: Syracuse University How Acquired: Selected in the First Round (6th Overall) in the 2015 MLS SuperDraft 2017…Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on May 10 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Was an unused substitute on May 6 vs. Seattle Sounders FC … Started the match, received a yellow card and

played the full 90 minutes on May 3 vs. Orlando City SC … Started the match, earned his second clean sheet of the 2017 MLS regular season and played the full 90 minutes on April 28 vs. Houston Dynamo … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 21 vs. Chicago Fire … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 15 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 8 vs. Atlanta United FC … Came on in the 40th minute on March 31 vs. Sporting KC … Started the match, earned his first clean sheet of the 2017 MLS regular season and played the full 90 minutes on March 18 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC … Was an unused substitute on March 11 vs. Philadelphia Union … Was an unused substitute on March 4 vs. Real Salt Lake. Career Notables: 2016 MLS PLAYOFFS…Was part of the 18 for six MLS Playoff matches. 2016…Appeared in 16 matches, starting in 15, logging 1370 minutes, with a record of 8‐3‐5 and four clean sheets during the 2016 MLS regular season … Earned his first Toronto FC and MLS victory and clean sheet on July 9 vs. Chicago Fire … Made his Toronto FC and MLS debut when he came on in the 70th minute on June 25 vs. Orlando City SC. 2016 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in one match. USL…Appeared in eight matches, logging 702 minutes, with a record of 2‐2‐4 during the 2016 USL regular season for Toronto FC II. 2015…Was part of the 18 for one MLS match. USL…Appeared in 12 matches, starting in 10, logging 990 minutes, with a record of 2‐8‐0 and one clean sheet during the 2015 USL regular season for Toronto FC II … Earned his first professional clean sheet on March 28 vs. FC Montreal … Made his professional debut for Toronto FC II and the USL on March 21 vs. Charleston Battery. 2015 FRIENDLY MATCH…Came on in the 31st minute on Wednesday, July 22 vs. Sunderland A.F.C. … Came on in the 27th minutes on May 27 vs. Manchester City FC. 2014…Appeared and started in 21 matches, with a record of 16‐4‐1 and 12 clean sheets for Syracuse University. 2013…Appeared and started in 18 matches, with a record of 10‐7‐1 and eight clean sheets for Syracuse University. 2012…Appeared and started in 20 matches, with a record of 13‐6‐1 and ten clean sheets for Syracuse University.


#27 OYVIND ALSETH DEFENDER PRONUNCIATION: OY‐VIN AL‐SETH

HT: 6’0 WT: 170 DOB: August 13, 1994 BIRTHPLACE: Trondheim, Norway Hometown: Trondheim, Norway Nationality: Norwegian Last Club: Syracuse University How Acquired: Selected in the third round (65th overall) in 2017 SuperDraft 2017…Was an unused substitute on May 6 vs. Seattle Sounders FC. USL…Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on May 3 vs. Pittsburgh Riverhounds ... Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 29 vs. Louisville City FC… Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 22 vs. Ottawa Fury FC … Started the match and played 80 minutes on April 7 vs. Rochester Rhinos … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 4 vs. Orlando City B … Came on in the 45th minute on April 1 vs. Tampa Bay Rowdies … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 25 vs. Phoenix Rising FC. Career Notables: 2016…Appeared in 20 matches registering one goal and four assists for Syracuse University. 2015…Appeared in 25 matches registering three goals and five assists for Syracuse University. 2014…Appeared in 21 matches registering three goals and five assists for Syracuse University. 2013…Appeared in 18 matches registering four assists for Syracuse University.

#31 ARMANDO COOPER MIDFIELDER PRONUNCIATION: ARE‐MON‐DO COO‐PER

HT: 5’8 WT: 160 DOB: November 26, 1987 BIRTHPLACE: Colón, Panama Hometown: Colón, Panama Nationality: Panamanian Last Club: C.D. Árabe Unido How Acquired: Was acquired on loan from C.D. Árabe Unido 2017…Was an unused substitute on May 10 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Came on in the 63rd minute on May 6 vs. Seattle Sounders FC … Came on in the 79th minute on May 3 vs. Orlando City SC … Came on in the 75th minute on April 28 vs. Houston Dynamo … Was an unused substitute on April 21 vs.

Chicago Fire … Started the match and played 54 minutes on April 15 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 8 vs. Atlanta United FC … Came on in the 76th minute on March 31 vs. Sporting KC … Started the match and played 64 minutes on March 18 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC … Started the match, received a yellow card and played 77 minutes on March 11 vs. Philadelphia Union … Started the match and played 80 minutes on March 4 vs. Real Salt Lake Career Notables: 2016 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in six matches, registering one goal and one assist, logging 431 minutes during the 2016 MLS Playoffs … Registered his first Toronto FC and MLS goal on November 30 vs. Montreal Impact. 2016…Appeared in six matches, starting in four, registering two assists, logging 390 minutes during the 2016 MLS regular season … Made his first start for Toronto FC on September 28 vs. Orlando City SC … Made his Toronto FC and MLS debut on September 10 vs. Chicago Fire. 2015…Appeared in 18 matches, registering three goals in all competitions for C.D. Árabe Unido. 2015…Appeared in seven matches for FC St. Pauli. 2013‐2014…Appeared in 21 matches, registering three goals in all competition while on loan for ASC Oțelul Galați. 2011‐2015…Appeared in 32 matches, registering three goals in all competitions for Godoy Cruz. 2006‐2011…Appeared in 105 matches, registering 22 goals in all competitions for C.D. Árabe Unido. International: Cooper has earned 84 caps, registering six goals for the Panamanian national team


#32 BRANDON AUBREY DEFENDER PRONUNCIATION: AW‐BRI

HT: 6’3 WT: 192 DOB: March 14, 1995 BIRTHPLACE: Plano, Texas Hometown: Plano, Texas Nationality: American Last Club: University of Notre Dame How Acquired: Selected in the First Round (21st Overall) in the 2017 MLS SuperDraft 2017… USL…Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on May 3 vs. Pittsburgh Riverhounds … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 29 vs. Louisville City FC… Started the match, received a yellow card and played the full 90 minutes on April 22 vs. Ottawa Fury FC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 7 vs. Rochester Rhinos … Came on in the 45th minute on April 4 vs. Orlando City B … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 1 vs. Tampa Bay Rowdies … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 25 vs. Phoenix Rising FC. Career Notables: 2016…Appeared in 21 matches registering nine goals and one assist for the University of Notre Dame. 2015…Appeared in 20 matches registering three goals and two assists for the University of Notre Dame. 2014…Appeared in 21 matches registering three goals for the University of Notre Dame. 2013…Appeared in 14 matches registering one assist for the University of Notre Dame.

#33 STEVEN BEITASHOUR DEFENDER PRONUNCIATION: BEY‐TAH‐SURE

HT: 5’10 WT: 159 DOB: February 1, 1987 BIRTHPLACE: San Jose, California Hometown: San Jose, California Nationality: Iranian‐American Last Club: Vancouver Whitecaps FC How Acquired: Traded and signed with Toronto FC on Friday, December 18, 2015 2017…Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on May 10 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on May 3 vs. Orlando City SC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 28 vs. Houston Dynamo … Started the match and played the full

90 minutes on April 21 vs. Chicago Fire … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 15 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match, registered an assist and played 82 minutes on April 8 vs. Atlanta United FC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 31 vs. Sporting KC … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 18 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC … Started the match, received a yellow card and played the full 90 minutes on March 4 vs. Real Salt Lake Career Notables: 2016 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in six matches, registering two assists, logging 574 minutes during the 2016 MLS Playoffs. 2016…Appeared and started in 29 matches, registering one assist, logging 2563 minutes during the 2016 MLS regular season … Made his Toronto FC regular season debut on March 6 vs. New York Red Bulls. 2016 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared and started in three matches, registering one assist. 2015 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in two matches, logging 172 minutes for the Vancouver Whitecaps FC. 2015…Appeared and started in 27 matches, registering five assists, logging 2424 minutes for the Vancouver Whitecaps FC. 2015 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared in two matches for the Vancouver Whitecaps FC. 2014…Appeared and started in 27 matches, registering three assists, logging 2371 minutes for the Vancouver Whitecaps FC. 2013‐14 CONCACAF Champions League…Appeared in one match for the Vancouver Whitecaps FC. 2013…Appeared and started in 27 matches, registering one goal, three assists, logging 2426 minutes for the San Jose Earthquakes. 2012 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared and started in two matches, logging 163 minutes for the San Jose Earthquakes.


2012…Appeared and started in 33 matches, registering six assists, logging 2955 minutes for the San Jose Earthquakes … Beitashour was part of San Jose’s MLS Supporters Shield winning team … Was named to the MLS All‐Star team. 2012 US OPEN CUP…Appeared in three matches for the San Jose Earthquakes. 2011…Appeared and started in 19 matches, registering seven assists, logging 1655 minutes for the San Jose Earthquakes. 2010…Appeared in eight matches, starting in seven registering one goal, logging 640 minutes for the San Jose Earthquakes. International: Steven has earned six caps for the Iranian national team. He earned his first cap for Iran on October 15, 2013 as a substitute in a 2‐1 victory over Thailand during 2015 Asian Cup qualification. Steven was part of Iran’s 2014 FIFA World Cup squad but was an unused substitute in all three matches.

#40 MARK PAIS GOALKEEPER PRONUNCIATION: PACE

HT: 6’4 WT: 200 DOB: June 3, 1991 BIRTHPLACE: St. Louis, Mo. Hometown: St. Louis, Mo. Nationality: American Last Club: Saint Louis FC How Acquired: Signed with Toronto FC II on March 7, 2017 2017…Was an unused substitute on May 3 vs. Orlando City SC … Was an unused substitute on April 28 vs. Houston Dynamo … Was an unused substitute on April 21 vs. Chicago Fire … Was an unused substitute on April 15 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Was an unused substitute on April 8 vs. Atlanta United FC. USL…Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 1 vs. Tampa Bay Rowdies … Started the match, earned his first clean sheet of the 2017 USL regular season and played the full 90 minutes on March 25 vs. Phoenix Rising FC. Career Notables: 2015‐16…Appeared in 33 matches in all competitions with Saint Louis FC. 2012…Appeared in 21 career matches registering eight clean sheets for the University of Tulsa. 2009‐11…Appeared in 19 matches, starting in 15 recording five clean sheets for Saint Louis University.

#44 RAHEEM EDWARDS FORWARD PRONUNCIATION: RA‐HEEM ED‐WORDS

HT: 5’9 WT: 146 DOB: July 15, 1997 BIRTHPLACE: Toronto, ON Hometown: Mississauga, ON Nationality: Canadian Last Club: Toronto FC II How Acquired: Signed with Toronto FC on Thursday, March 2, 2017 2017…Came on in the 78th minute and registered two assists on May 10 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Started the match and played 63 minutes on May 6 vs. Seattle Sounders FC … Started the match and played 79 minutes on May 3 vs. Orlando City SC … Started the match, registered an assist and played

the full 90 minutes on April 28 vs. Houston Dynamo … Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on April 21 vs. Chicago Fire … Started the match and played 82 minutes on April 15 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Was an unused substitute on April 8 vs. Atlanta United FC … Made his first career MLS start and played the full 90 minutes on March 31 vs. Sporting KC … Came on in the 75th minute and registered his first Toronto FC and MLS assist on March 18 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC … Was an unused substitute on March 11 vs. Philadelphia Union … Was an unused substitute on March 4 vs. Real Salt Lake. USL…Started the match and played the full 90 minutes on March 25 vs. Phoenix Rising FC. Career Notables: 2016…Appeared in 20 matches, registering six goals and four assists while logging 1513 minutes during the 2016 USL regular season for Toronto FC II. Toronto FC…Made his MLS debut when he came on in the 88th minute on July 2 vs. Seattle Sounders FC. 2016 AMWAY CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP…Appeared in one match … Made his Toronto


FC debut when he came on in the 86th minute on June 29 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC. 2015…Appeared in 21 matches, starting in 13, registering two goals and one assist, while logging 1252 minutes during the 2015 USL regular season for Toronto FC II … Registered his first professional goal on August 8 vs Pittsburgh Riverhounds … Toronto FC II signed midfielder Raheem Edwards to a USL contract on August 1, 2015 … Made his first professional start for Toronto FC II and the USL on April 19 vs Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 … Made his professional debut for Toronto FC II and the USL on March 28 vs FC Montreal … Was called up to Toronto FC II from the Kia Toronto FC Senior Academy team. FRIENDLY MATCH…Started the match and registered a goal on Tuesday, July 28 vs AS Roma Primavera. 2014…Won the 2014 CCAA National Championship with the Sheridan Bruins Men’s soccer team and was named 2014 OCAA Freshman of the Year … Appeared in seven matches registering eight goals with Sheridan College. International: Earned his first call up to the Canadian Men’s national Senior squad during the 2017 Camp. He was named to Canadian U‐23 camp and Caribbean tour and has represented Canada at the 2015 Pan American Games.

#87 TOSAINT RICKETTS FORWARD PRONUNCIATION: TUH‐SAINT RICK‐ETTS

HT: 5’11 WT: 169 DOB: August 8, 1987 BIRTHPLACE: Edmonton, AB Hometown: Edmonton, AB Nationality: Canadian Last Club: Boluspor Kulübü How Acquired: Signed with Toronto FC on Friday, May 20, 2016 2017…Came on in the 40th minute and registered two goals on May 10 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Came on in the 80th minute on May 6 vs. Seattle Sounders FC … Came on in the 83rd minute on May 3 vs. Orlando City SC … Came on in the 79th minute on April 28 vs. Houston Dynamo … Was an

unused substitute on April 21 vs. Chicago Fire … Came on in the 82nd minute on April 15 vs. Columbus Crew SC … Came on in the 82nd minute on April 8 vs. Atlanta United FC … Started the match and played 62 minutes on March 31 vs. Sporting KC … Started the match and played 81 minutes on March 18 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC … Came on in the 45th minute on March 11 vs. Philadelphia Union … Was an unused substitute on March 4 vs. Real Salt Lake. Career Notables: 2016 MLS PLAYOFFS…Appeared in six games, registering two goals and one assist, logging 134 minutes during the 2016 MLS Playoffs. 2016…Appeared in 11 matches, starting in four, registering three goals, logging 399 minutes during the 2016 MLS regular season … Registered his first Toronto FC and MLS goal on August 3 vs. Real Salt Lake … Made his Toronto FC and MLS debut on July 23 vs. D.C. United. 2015‐2016…Appeared in 18 matches, registering one goal in all competitions for Boluspor Kulübü. 2014‐2015…Appeared in 30 matches, registering one goal in all competitions for Hapoel Haifa. 2013‐2014…Appeared in 28 matches, registering nine goals in all competitions for Bucaspor Kulübü. 2013…Appeared in 14 matches, registering two goals in all competitions for Sandnes Ulf. 2012…Appeared in three matches, registering one goal in all competition for Vålerenga Fotball. 2010‐2012…Appeared in 26 matches, registering seven goals in all competitions for Politehnica Timișoara. 2009‐2010…Appeared in 51 matches, registering 14 goals in all competitions for Myllykosken Pallo −47. International: Ricketts has earned 55 caps, registering 15 goals for the Canadian national team. He made his debut for Canada on February 9, 2011 in a friendly match against Greece. He scored his first goal for Canada during a 2–2 friendly match against Ecuador on June 1, 2011 at BMO Field. He represented at the 2011, 2013 and 2015 CONCACAF Gold Cup tournaments.

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1 Clint Irwin 90G 90G 40G 90G

2 Justin Morrow 90M 90M 90M 90M 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90M

3 Drew Moor 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D

4 Michael Bradley 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M

5 Ashtone Morgan

6 Nick Hagglund 90D 90D 75D 90D 39 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D

7 Victor Vazquez 29 90M 26 90M 73M 86M 66M 75M 65M 90M

8 Benoit Cheyrou 4 5 90M 37

9 Tsubasa Endoh 85M

10 Sebastian Giovinco 90F 44F 90F 90F 90F 85F 90F 90F

11 Mo Babouli

12 Jason Hernandez 90D

13 Clement Simonin

14 Jay Chapman 24 65M 78M

15 Eriq Zavaleta 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D

17 Jozy Altidore 90F 90F 90F 28 90F 90F 90F 79F 83F 80F 90F

18 Marky Delgado 10 81M 70M 90M 90M

19 Ben Spencer

20 Sergio Camargo

21 Jonathan Osorio 61M 13 90M 76M 17 36 9 20 25 25 53M

22 Jordan Hamilton

23 Chris Mavinga 5 9 51D 90D 40D

25 Alex Bono 90G 50 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G

27 Oyvind Alseth

31 Armando Cooper 80M 77M 64M 14 90M 54M 15 11 27

32 Brandon Aubrey

33 Steven Beitashour 90M 90M 90M 82M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M

40 Mark Pais

44 Raheem Edwards 15 90M 82M 90M 90M 79M 63D 12

47 Johan Brunell

87 Tosaint Ricketts 46 81F 62F 8 8 11 7 10 50

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Game #1 03/04/2017 TOR 0 at RSL 0 T

Game #2 03/11/2017 TOR 2 at PHI 2 T Altidore 1 (penalty kick) 47+; Morrow 1 (Bradley 1) 71

Game #3 03/18/2017 TOR 2 at VAN 0 W Vazquez 1 (Altidore 1, Edwards 1) 76; Altidore 2 (Osorio 1) 80

Game #4 03/31/2017 TOR 0 vs KC 0 T

Game #5 04/08/2017 TOR 2 vs ATL 2 T Giovinco 1 (Altidore 2, Vazquez 1) 20; Morrow 2 (Beitashour 1, Vazquez 2) 44

Game #6 04/15/2017 TOR 1 at CLB 2 L Altidore 3 (Vazquez 3) 21

Game #7 04/21/2017 TOR 3 vs CHI 1 W Giovinco 2 (Vazquez 4) 28; Zavaleta 1 (Morrow 1, Vazquez 5) 32; Giovinco 3 (unassisted) 82

Game #8 04/28/2017 TOR 2 vs HOU 0 W Altidore 4 (Edwards 2, Delgado 1) 16; Altidore 5 (Giovinco 1) 32

Game #9 05/03/2017 TOR 2 vs ORL 1 W Giovinco 4 (Altidore 3) 9; Giovinco 5 (Vazquez 6) 38

Game #10 05/06/2017 TOR 1 at SEA 0 W Altidore 6 (penalty kick) 23

Game #11 05/10/2017 TOR 2 at CLB 1 W Ricketts 1 (Edwards 3, Vazquez 7) 81; Ricketts 2 (Vazquez 8, Edwards 4) 90

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MINNESOTA UNITED FC MATCH NOTES

M I N N E S O TA U N I T E D F C R O S T E R1 John Alvbage Goalkeeper

2 Justin Davis Defender

3 Jerome Thiesson Defender

4 Jermaine Taylor Defender

5 Francisco Calvo Defender

6 Vadim Demidov Defender

7 Ibson Midfielder

8 Marc Burch Defender

9 Abu Danladi Forward

10 Miguel Ibarra Midfielder

11 Johan Venegas Midfielder

12 Joseph Greenspan (On Loan) Defender

13 Thomas de Villardi Midfielder

14 Brent Kallman Defender

15 Ismaila Jome Midfielder

16 Bashkim Kadrii Midfielder

17 Collin Martin Midfielder

18 Kevin Molino Midfielder

19 Sam Cronin Midfielder

20 Rasmus Schuller Midfielder

21 Christian Ramirez Forward

22 Kevin Venegas Defender

23 Bernardo Añor Midfielder

24 Patrick McLain Goalkeeper

26 Collen Warner Midfielder

33 Bobby Shuttleworth Goalkeeper

T O R O N T O F C R O S T E R1 Clint Irwin Goalkeeper

2 Justin Morrow Defender

3 Drew Moor Defender

4 Michael Bradley Midfielder

5 Ashtone Morgan Defender

7 Victor Vazquez Midfielder

8 Benoit Cheyrou Midfielder

9 Tsubasa Endoh Forward

10 Sebastian Giovinco Forward

12 Jason Hernandez Defender

14 Jay Chapman Midfielder

15 Eriq Zavaleta Defender

17 Jozy Altidore Forward

18 Marky Delgado Midfielder

19 Ben Spencer Forward

21 Jonathan Osorio Midfielder

22 Jordan Hamilton Forward

23 Chris Mavinga Defender

25 Alex Bono Goalkeeper

27 Oyvind Alseth Defender

31 Armando Cooper Midfielder

33 Steven Beitashour Defender

40 Mark Pais Goalkeeper

44 Raheem Edwards Midfielder

87 Tosaint Ricketts Forward

2017 MLS Record (W-L-D): .........................3-5-2Western Conference Standings: .................... 7th

Head Coach: ................. Adrian Heath (19-22-18)Asst. Coach: .......................................... Ian FullerAsst. Coach: ................................... Mark WatsonGK Coach: .......................................Marius Røvde

2017 MLS Record (W-L-D): .........................6-1-4Eastern Conference Standings: ....................... 1st

Head Coach: .................. Greg Vanney (37-31-21)Asst. Coach: ..................................... Robin FraserAsst. Coach: ..................................... Nick TheslofGK Coach: .......................................... Jon Conway

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6 - This Week in MLS, Last Week in MLS7 - MLS Stats Leaders, About MLS, Media Resources8 - Schedule, Record When..., Scoring Frequency, vs. Opponent

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Goals#21 Christian Ramriez 6#18 Kevin Molino 3#11 Johan Venegas 2

Assists#18 Kevin Molino 3#11 Johan Venegas 2Two additional players tied 2

L A S T T I M E O U T | M i n n e s o t a U n i t e d F C v s S p o r t i n g K a n s a s C i t y | M a y 7, 2 0 1 7 | T C F B a n k S t a d i u m , M i n n e a p o l i s , M N | M L S R e g u l a r S e a s o n

MIN Substitutes 72’ – Warner IN, Danladi OUT

75’ – Taylor IN, Thiesson OUT

84’ – J. Venegas IN, Ramirez OUT Unused SubsGK – Alvbage D – Davis M – Kadrii, Jome

MIN Starting XI vs. SJ

Minnesota United AbsencesSuspended n/aOut Anor (L Lower Leg Injury), De Villardi (L Achilles)Questionable n/aInternational Duty n/a

Loons Face Red-Hot TorontoFollowing an impressive homestand which saw it claim two victories, Minnesota United heads south to take on Toronto FC. The Canadian side has been the hottest club in MLS recently, having won its past five matches by a combined score of 10-3. Led by the striking pair of Sebastian Giovinco and U.S. Men’s National Team member Jozy Altidore, Toronto has risen up the standings to claim the top spot in the Supporters’ Shield standings. Minnesota will need to carry forward the momentum it built at home and hope to take down its second first-place club in as many weeks. Lights out performances by goalkeeper Bobby Shuttleworth and a variety of attacking options have helped the Loons recently, and will be vital for success at BMO Field.

Minnesota Shocks Sporting KCMinnesota United stunned Western Conference leaders Sporting Kansas City on Sunday afternoon with a 2-0 win at home. The Loons got off to a quick start in front of the home fans as Abu Danladi scored his first MLS goal in his first start of the season. Miguel Ibarra placed a cross to the middle of the box, allowing Danladi to place a shot past the Sporting KC goalkeeper to put the Loons in front. Minnesota got its second of the half when Ibarra once again put in a cross that found Christian Ramirez on the far post. Ramirez headed the ball in for his sixth goal of the season. Loons’ goalkeeper Bobby Shuttleworth got his second clean sheet of the year, making seven saves while fighting a broken nose suffered earlier in the match.

3 - 5 - 2 MLS Record (W-L-D) 6 - 1 - 4

L-D-W-L-W Form (Last 5 Matches) W-W-W-W-W11 Points 227th West MLS Position 1st East

10 Matches Played 11

15 Goals Scored 1725 Goals Against 912 Assists 21

110 Shots 130

43 SOG 5094 Fouls Conceded 145

126 Fouls Suffered 14015 Offsides 12

38 Corner Kicks 50

2 PK Scored 22 PK Attempts 4

2 Clean sheets 5

Series History

MIN all-time W-L-D: 0 - 0 - 0 | 0 GF, 0 GA

MIN home W-L-D: 0 - 0 - 0 | 0 GF, 0 GA

MIN away W-L-D: 0 - 0 - 0 | 0 GF, 0 GA

MLS stats only | 2017 Season

Match OfficialsReferee: Allen Chapman (Career MIN matches: 0) 2017 MLS Stats: 31 YC / 0 RC / 7 MatchesARs: Adam Wienckowki, Jeremy Hanson4th: Dave Gantar

Goals#17 Jozy Altidore 6

#10 Sebastian Giovinco 5Two players tied 2

Assists#7 Victor Vazquez 8#44 Raheem Edwards 4#17 Jozy Altidore 3

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BURCH

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CRONIN

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N/A YELLOW CARDS N/A

N/A RED CARDS N/A

N/A WINS N/A

N/A LOSSES N/A

N/A CLEAN SHEETS N/A

MIN TORN/A GOALS N/A

N/A ASSISTS N/A

N/A YELLOW CARDS N/A

N/A SAVES N/A

N/A GOALS ALLOWED N/A

0-15 16-30 31-45 45+ 46-60 61-75 75-90 90+ ET TotalMIN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0TOR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Collen Warner played for Toronto during the 2014 and 2015 seasons.

Miguel Ibarra has played with Michael Bradley and Jozy Altidore on the U.S. Men’s National Team. He has shared the field twice with each player. All three played together once on February 8, 2015 against Panama.

Toronto assistant Nick Theslof was born in Minnesota and was an opponent of Loons Sporting Director Manny Lagos during the 1998 MLS season.

Toronto Head Coach Greg Vanney had an extensive MLS playing career and was an opponent of Minnesota technical staff members Manny Lagos, Amos Magee and Mark Watson.

Both Toronto Assistant Coach Robin Fraser and Loons’ Sporting Director Manny Lagos retired as players in 2005 and were teammates on Columbus that season.

Clint Irwin backstopped Drew Moor, Sam Cronin and Marc Burch on the Colorado Rapids in 2014 and 2015.

Justin Morrow, Steven Beitashour and Jason Hernandez played with Cronin for four seasons on the San Jose Earthquakes, spanning from 2010 to 2013. Hernandez and Cronin remained with the club for 2014.

Nick Hagglund and Burch are natives of Cincinnati, Ohio.

Marco Delgado and Patrick McLain played the 2012 and 2013 seasons together on Chivas USA.

Mark Pais has faced Minnesota in three U.S. Open Cup matches as a member of the Des Moines Menace in 2013 and Saint Louis FC in 2015 and 2016.

Team Type Player # of Matches

MinnesotaUnited FC

Goals None

Assists None

Points None

Shutouts None

Toronto FC

Goals None

Assists None

Points None

Shutouts None

*Streak considered 2+ matches in a row.

Suspended: none Suspended after next caution: none Suspended after 2 more cautions: Molino, Thiesson, Calvo (MIN); Altidore, Bradley (TOR)

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M I N N E S O TA C O N N E C T I O N SA L L - T I M E R E S U LT S A G A I N S T T O R O N T O F C

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A L L - T I M E S E R I E S S I N G L E M AT C H H I G H S

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A B O U T T O R O N T O F CMatch Abbreviation: ..........................................................................................TORColors: .......................................................................... Red, Black, Gray and WhiteFounded:................................................................................................................2005First MLS Season: .............................................................................................2007MLS Titles: ........................................................................................................... NoneCity, State: .......................................................................................Toronto, OntarioStadium: ...................................................................................................... BMO FieldCapacity (Built): .............................................................................. 30,228 (2007)

• Bobby Shuttleworth made seven saves last weekend, breaking the club’s single-match record of five. It is the second week in a row he has broken the record.

• Miguel Ibarra had his first multi-point match with two assists against Sporting Kansas City.

• Both Ibarra and Shuttleworth earned MLS Team of the Week honors for Week 10. It is Ibarra’s first time being named to the team and Shuttleworth’s second. Both of Shuttleworth’s have been on the bench.

• Christian Ramirez and Jozy Altidore are tied for the second-most goals in MLS with six.

• Toronto beat Minnesota 3-0 in preseason play.

• In 2016, Toronto became the first Canadian team to reach the MLS Cup Final.

• Toronto and Minnesota have clashed in top-level soccer in the past. The Minnesota Kicks and Toronto Metro-Croatia met in the original NASL’s Soccer Bowl ‘76. Toronto defeated the Kicks 3-0.

• Sebastian Giovinco won the MLS Golden Boot in 2015 with 22 goals. He also led the league with 16 assists that year.

• Jozy Altidore has 37 goals for the U.S. Men’s National Team, putting him third on the all-time list behind Clint Dempsey (56) and Landon Donovan (57). Altidore has 102 national team appearances.

• Giovinco and Altidore each had three-match point streaks come to an end after Wednesday night’s match.

• This is the second week in a row that Minnesota is set to play a conference-leading club.

• Toronto has just one loss this season, the fewest in the Eastern Conference. Only undefeated FC Dallas has fewer than Toronto.

• Minnesota has conceded 94 fouls in its first 10 matches, the third-fewest total in MLS.

• This will be Toronto’s second double-match week in a row. After the final whistle on Saturday, they will have played four matches in 11 days.

• Abu Danladi scored the first goal in his MLS career last weekend. Danladi was selected first overall by Minnesota in the 2017 MLS SuperDraft.

• Toronto’s midweek victory over Columbus Crew SC was the club’s fifth consecutive win, setting a new club record.

• MNUFC is 15-14-12 all-time against Canadian opponents. During its time in the second division, Minnesota faced FC Edmonton, Ottawa Fury FC and now-MLS clubs Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Montreal Impact.

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TEAM GP W L T GD PTS Home Record Road RecordFC Dallas 8 5 0 3 8 18 3 - 0 - 1 2 - 0 - 2Sporting Kansas City 10 5 2 3 6 18 4 - 0 - 1 1 - 2 - 2Portland Timbers 10 5 3 2 5 17 3 - 1 - 1 2 - 2 - 1Houston Dynamo 9 5 3 1 6 16 5 - 0 - 1 0 - 3 - 0San Jose Earthquakes 10 4 3 3 2 15 3 - 0 - 2 1 - 3 - 1Vancouver Whitecaps FC 9 4 4 1 -2 13 2 - 1 - 1 2 - 3 - 0Minnesota United FC 10 3 5 2 -10 11 3 - 2 - 0 0 - 3 - 2Seattle Sounders FC 9 2 3 4 2 10 1 - 1 - 2 1 - 2 - 2LA Galaxy 9 2 4 2 -5 8 1 - 3 - 2 1 - 2 - 0Real Salt Lake 10 2 6 2 -9 8 1 - 3 - 1 1 - 3 - 1Colorado Rapids 8 1 6 1 -7 4 1 - 2 - 1 0 - 4 - 0

TEAM GP W L T GD PTS Home Record Road RecordToronto FC 11 6 1 4 8 22 3 - 0 - 2 3 - 1 - 2Orlando City SC 9 6 3 0 0 18 5 - 0 - 0 1 - 3 - 0New York City FC 9 5 3 1 7 16 3 - 1 - 1 2 - 2 - 0Columbus Crew SC 11 5 5 1 1 16 4 - 2 - 1 1 - 3 - 0New York Red Bulls 11 5 5 1 -4 16 4 - 0 - 1 1 - 5 - 0Chicago Fire 9 3 3 3 -1 12 3 - 0 - 1 0 - 3 - 2Atlanta United FC 9 3 4 2 5 11 1 - 2 - 0 2 - 2 - 2D.C. United 9 3 4 2 -5 11 2 - 2 - 1 1 - 2 - 1New England Revolution 10 2 4 4 -2 10 2 - 0 - 2 0 - 4 - 2Montreal Impact 9 2 3 4 -2 10 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 2 - 3Philadelphia Union 9 1 4 4 -3 7 1 - 2 - 2 0 - 2 - 2

TEAM GP W T L GD PTS Home Record Road RecordToronto FC 11 6 1 4 8 22 3 - 0 - 2 3 - 1 - 2Orlando City SC 9 6 3 0 0 18 5 - 0 - 0 1 - 3 - 0FC Dallas 8 5 0 3 8 18 3 - 0 - 1 2 - 0 - 2Sporting Kansas City 10 5 2 3 6 18 4 - 0 - 1 1 - 2 - 2Portland Timbers 10 5 3 2 5 17 3 - 1 - 1 2 - 2 - 1New York City FC 9 5 3 1 7 16 3 - 1 - 1 2 - 2 - 0Houston Dynamo 9 5 3 1 6 16 5 - 0 - 1 0 - 3 - 0Columbus Crew SC 11 5 5 1 1 16 4 - 2 - 1 1 - 3 - 0New York Red Bulls 11 5 5 1 -4 16 4 - 0 - 1 1 - 5 - 0San Jose Earthquakes 10 4 3 3 2 15 3 - 0 - 2 1 - 3 - 1Vancouver Whitecaps FC 9 4 4 1 -2 13 2 - 1 - 1 2 - 3 - 0Chicago Fire 9 3 3 3 -1 12 3 - 0 - 1 0 - 3 - 2Atlanta United FC 9 3 4 2 5 11 1 - 2 - 0 2 - 2 - 2D.C. United 9 3 4 2 -5 11 2 - 2 - 1 1 - 2 - 1Minnesota United FC 10 3 5 2 -10 11 3 - 2 - 0 0 - 3 - 2Seattle Sounders FC 9 2 3 4 2 10 1 - 1 - 2 1 - 2 - 2New England Revolution 10 2 4 4 -2 10 2 - 0 - 2 0 - 4 - 2Montreal Impact 9 2 3 4 -2 10 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 2 - 3LA Galaxy 9 2 4 2 -5 8 1 - 3 - 2 1 - 2 - 0Real Salt Lake 10 2 6 2 -9 8 1 - 3 - 1 1 - 3 - 1Philadelphia Union 9 1 4 4 -3 7 1 - 2 - 2 0 - 2 - 2Colorado Rapids 8 1 6 1 -7 4 1 - 2 - 1 0 - 4 - 0

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T H I S W E E K I N M L S L A S T W E E K I N M L S

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vs | 6:00 p.m. CT 4-0vs | 6:30 p.m. CT 0-3

COLUMBUS CREW SC TORONTO FC SPORTING KANSAS CITY

HOUSTON DYNAMO COLORADO RAPIDS

MONTREAL IMPACT PHILADELPHIA UNION

CHICAGO FIRE LA GALAXY

FC DALLAS

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES

D.C. UNITED COLUMBUS CREW SC

COLORADO RAPIDS D.C. UNITEDTORONTO FC SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC

PORTLAND TIMBERS MINNESOTA UNITED FCNEW YORK RED BULLS NEW YORK CITY FC

ORLANDO CITY SC HOUSTON DYNAMONEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION REAL SALT LAKE

TORONTO FC ORLANDO CITY SC NEW YORK RED BULLS

VANCOUVER WHITECAPS FC VANCOUVER WHITECAPS FC

COLUMBUS CREW SC NEW YORK RED BULLS

SEATTLE SOUNDERS CHICAGO FIRE

NEW YORK CITY FC

PORTLAND TIMBERS

PHILADELPHIA UNION NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES MONTREAL IMPACTMINNESOTA UNITED FC TORONTO FC

ATLANTA UNITED FC SPORTING KANSAS CITYLA GALAXY ATLANTA UNITED FC

SPORTING KANSAS CITY ORLANDO CITY SCREAL SALT LAKE FC DALLAS

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GOALS: Two players tied (7) MIN: Christian Ramirez (6)

ASSISTS: Victor Vazquez (8) MIN: Kevin Molino (3)

SHOTS: Sebastian Giovinco, Toronto FC (43) MIN: Christian Ramirez (28)

SOG: Sebastian Giovinco, Toronto FC (19) MIN: Christian Ramirez (13)

YELLOW CARDS: Dom Dwyer, Sporting KC (5) MIN: Kevin Molino, Jerome Thiesson, Francisco Calvo (3)

RED CARDS: 17 players tied (1) MIN: Justin Davis (1)

SAVES: Luis Robles, New York Red Bulls (37) MIN: Bobby Shuttleworth (25)

CLEAN SHEETS: Tim Melia, Sporting Kansas City (6) MIN: Bobby Shuttleworth (2)

Landon Donovan MLS MVP: David Villa, New York City FC

Defender of the Year: Matt Hedges, FC Dallas

Allstate Goalkeeper of the Year: Andre Blake, Philadelphia Union

Newcomer of the Year: Nicolas Lodeiro, Seattle Sounders FC

AT&T Rookie of the Year: Jordan Morris, Seattle Sounders FC

Coach of the Year: Oscar Pareja, FC Dallas

Comeback Player of the Year: Chris Pontius, Philadelphia Union

MLS WORKS Humanitarian of the Year: Matt Lampson, Chicago Fire

MLS Fair Play (Individual): Keegan Rosenberry, Philadelphia Union

MLS Fair Play (Team): Columbus Crew SC

Minnesota United FC plays in North America’s top professional soccer league, Major League Soccer (MLS). The league features 22 teams from across the United States and Canada.

After a successful bid to host the World Cup in 1994, the United States Soccer Federation (USSF) founded MLS to bring a top level soccer league back to the country for the first time since 1984, when the original NASL folded. The league was set to begin play in 1996 with ten teams: Colorado Rapids, Columbus Crew SC, D.C. United, Dallas Burn (FC Dallas), Kansas City Wiz (Sporting Kansas City), Los Angeles Galaxy, New England Revolution, NY/NJ MetroStars (New York Red Bulls), San Jose Clash (Earthquakes) and Tampa Bay Mutiny.

The league’s first match was played on April 6, 1996 as the San Jose Clash played D.C. United if front of 31,000 fans at Spartan Stadium. The league drew large crowds in its opening season, pulling star power from around North America and building on the excitement of the 1994 FIFA World Cup.

As MLS has continued to grow, clubs have begun moving out of shared American football venues and into soccer-specific stadium, led by the Columbus Crew who moved into the soccer-specific MAPFRE Stadium in 1999. Currently, 14 teams play in soccer-specific venues.

The league is split into the Eastern and Western Conferences. Each team plays 34 matches during the season. Teams play all conference opponents twice, once at home and once on the road, and each team in the other conference once, with an even balance of home and away matches. The remainder of the schedule is filled with matches against conference opponents. The top six teams in each conference at the end of the year qualifying for the MLS Cup Playoffs.

The postseason begins with the third through sixth seeds in each conference playing in a knockout round. The winners advance to the conference semifinals to play the first and second seeds in the conference. In this round, the format switches to a two-match aggregate series, with the team scoring the most goals over the series moving on. The same format is used for the conference finals. The winner of the conference final moves on to face the other conference champion in the MLS Cup Final. The final is a single match, hosted by the team with the best record in the regular season, with the winner being declared MLS Cup Champion.

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MNUFC MATCH NOTES

DATE OPPONENT RESULT LOCATION3/04 at Portland Timbers 1 - 5 L Providence Park3/12 Atlanta United FC 1 - 6 L TCF Bank Stadium3/18 at Colorado Rapids 2 - 2 D Dick’s Sporting Goods Park3/25 at New England Revolution 2 - 5 L Gillette Stadium4/01 Real Salt Lake 4 - 2 W TCF Bank Stadium4/08 at FC Dallas 0 - 2 L Toyota Stadium4/15 at Houston Dynamo 2 - 2 D BBVA Compass Stadium4/23 Colorado Rapids 1 - 0 W TCF Bank Stadium4/29 San Jose Earthquakes 0 - 1 L TCF Bank Stadium5/07 Sporting Kansas City 2 - 0 W TCF Bank Stadium

TIME (CT)5/13 at Toronto FC 7:30 p.m. BMO Field5/21 LA Galaxy 4:00 p.m. TCF Bank Stadium5/27 Orlando City SC 7:00 p.m. TCF Bank Stadium6/03 at Sporting Kansas City 4:00 p.m. Children’s Mercy Park6/17 at Real Salt Lake 9:00 p.m. Rio Tinto Stadium6/21 Portland Timbers 7:00 p.m. TCF Bank Stadium6/24 Vancouver Whitecaps FC 7:00 p.m. TCF Bank Stadium6/29 at New York City FC 8:00 p.m. Yankee Stadium7/04 Columbus Crew SC 6:00 p.m. TCF Bank Stadium7/19 Houston Dynamo 7:00 p.m. TCF Bank Stadium7/22 New York Red Bulls 3:00 p.m. TCF Bank Stadium7/29 D.C. United 7:00 p.m. TCF Bank Stadium8/05 Seattle Sounders 7:00 p.m. TCF Bank StadiumTBD at Atlanta United FC TBD Mercedes-Benz Stadium8/20 at Seattle Sounders 9:00 p.m. CenturyLink Field8/26 at Chicago Fire 7:30 p.m. Toyota Park9/09 Philadelphia Union 7:00 p.m. TCF Bank Stadium9/13 at Vancouver Whitecaps FC 8:30 p.m. BC Place9/16 at Montreal Impact 8:30 p.m. Stade Saputo9/23 FC Dallas 7:00 p.m. TCF Bank Stadium9/30 at Houston Dynamo 7:30 p.m. BBVA Compass Stadium10/07 Sporting Kansas City 7:00 p.m. TCF Bank Stadium10/15 at LA Galaxy 4:00 p.m. StubHub Center10/22 at San Jose Earthquakes 3:00 p.m. Avaya Stadium

2017Playing at home 3-2-0Playing on the road 0-3-2Playing on grass 0-1-2Playing on artificial turf 3-4-0Wearing primary kit 3-3-1Wearing secondary kit 0-2-1Scoring first 2-0-0Allowing first 1-5-2Scoring 0 goals 0-2-0Scoring 1 goal 1-2-0Scoring 2 goals 1-1-2Scoring 3+ goals 1-0-0Allowing 0 goals 2-0-0Allowing 1 goal 0-1-0Allowing 2 goals 1-1-2Allowing 3+ goals 0-3-0Scoring in the 1st half 2-2-0Scoreless 1st half 1-3-2Scoring in the 2nd half 2-2-2Scoreless 2nd half 1-3-0Leading at halftime 1-0-0Trailing at halftime 0-4-2Tied at halftime 2-1-0Leading after 60 minutes 2-0-0Trailing after 60 minutes 0-5-0Tied after 60 minutes 1-0-2Leading after 75 minutes 3-0-0Trailing after 75 minutes 0-5-0Tied after 75 minutes 0-0-2

M L S R E C O R D ( W - L - D ) W H E N . . .

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MIN OPPShots 110 137Shots on Goal 43 55Accuracy 39% 40%Goals 15 25Fouls 94 126Offside 15 17Corners 38 51Passing Acc. 76% 78%Tackles 116 164Yellow Cards 20 14Red Cards 1 0Possession 47% 53%Saves 30 25Clean Sheets 2 2

M I N N E S O TA U N I T E D S C O R I N G F R E Q U E N C Y - M L S O N LY

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2015 MINNESOTA UNITED FC GOAL MAP

2015 MINNESOTA UNITED FC GOAL MAPNo. Name (JERSEY NAME) GP ST SV CS YC RC GAA MIN

1 ALVBAGE, John 3 2 5 0 0 0 4.05 222

24 MCLAIN, Patrick 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0

33 SHUTTLEWORTH, Bobby 9 8 25 2 1 0 1.99 678

MIN TOTALS 30 2 1 0 2.50

No. Pos. Name (JERSEY NAME) GP ST G A SOG YC RC MIN23 M ANOR, Bernardo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 08 D BURCH, Marc 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 4505 D CALVO, Francisco 9 9 0 0 2 3 0 81019 M CRONIN, SAM 5 5 0 0 1 0 0 4509 F DANLADI, Abu 8 1 1 1 3 1 0 2122 D DAVIS, Justin 4 3 0 0 0 0 1 2565 D DEMIDOV, Vadim 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 27013 M DE VILLARDI, Thomas 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 012 D GREENSPAN, Joseph 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 010 M IBARRA, Miguel 8 5 1 2 1 0 0 4587 M IBSON 7 5 0 2 1 1 0 53015 M JOME, Ismaila 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1116 M Kadrii, BASHKIM 7 4 0 0 3 0 0 32414 D KALLMAN, Brent 8 8 1 0 1 2 0 69617 M MARTIN, Collin 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2718 M MOLINO, Kevin 9 9 3 3 7 3 0 76121 F RAMIREZ, Christian 10 9 6 1 13 1 0 81220 M SCHULLER, Rasmus 5 4 0 0 0 1 0 2304 D TAYLOR, Jermaine 5 2 0 0 1 0 0 2643 D THIESSON, Jerome 9 9 0 1 0 3 0 79511 M VENEGAS, Johan 9 8 2 2 7 2 0 67822 D VENEGAS, Kevin 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 9026 M WARNER, Collen 8 7 1 0 1 2 0 613

MIN TOTALS^ 15 12 43 19 1

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M L S T E A M O F T H E W E E KBrent Kallman (D)Week 3*Christian Ramirez (F)Week 5Adrian Heath (Head Coach)Week 5Kevin Molino (M)Week 7*Bobby Shuttleworth (GK)Week 8*, Week 10*Miguel Ibarra (M)Week 10

M L S S A V E O F T H E W E E KBobby Shuttleworth (GK)Week 5

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# Player Date Opponent Min1 Christian Ramirez Mar 3 Portland 792 Kevin Molino Mar 12 Atlanta 30 ^3 Kevin Molino Mar 18 Colorado 50 ^4 Christian Ramirez Mar 18 Colorado 585 Collen Warner Mar 25 New England 156 Brent Kallman Mar 25 New England 49 +7 Kevin Molino Apr 1 Real Salt Lake 168 Christian Ramirez Apr 1 Real Salt Lake 529 Christian Ramirez Apr 1 Real Salt Lake 6210 Johan Venegas Apr 1 Real Salt Lake 6811 Christian Ramirez Apr 15 Houston 47 *12 Johan Venegas Apr 15 Houston 5913 Miguel Ibarra Apr 23 Colorado 72 *14 Abu Danladi May 7 Sporting KC 2215 Christian Ramirez May 7 Sporting KC 39

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Stat Year #

Goals 2017 15

Assists 2017 12

Yellow Cards 2017 20

Red Cards 2017 1

Points 2017 11

Wins 2017 3

Losses 2017 5

Ties 2017 2

Shutouts 2017 2

Goals Allowed 2017 25

Stat #

Wins 3

Losses 5

Draws 2

Points 11

Goals 15

Assists 8

Shutouts 2

Yellow Cards 20

Red Cards 1

Goals Allowed 25

Consecutive Wins (Overall) 1 4/23/2017

Consecutive Wins (Home) 2 4/1/2017 - 4/23/2107

Consecutive Wins (Away) 0

Consecutive Matches Unbeaten (Overall) 2 4/15/2017 - 4/23/2017

Consecutive Matches Unbeaten (Home) 2 4/1/2017 - 4/23/2017

Consecutive Matches Unbeaten (Away) 1 4/15/2017 - Present

Consecutive Losses (Overall) 2 3/3/2017 - 3/12/2017

Consecutive Losses (Home) 1 4/29/2017

Consecutive Losses (Away) 2 3/25/2017 - 4/8/2017

Consecutive Clean Sheets (Overall) 1 4/23/2017

Consecutive Clean Sheets (Home) 1 4/23/2017

M I N N E S O TA U N I T E D A L L - T I M E T E A M R E C O R D S

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A L L - T I M E I N D I V I D U A L R E C O R D S ( L E A G U E O N LY ) A L L - T I M E I N D I V I D U A L R E C O R D S ( A L L C O M P E T I T I O N S )

Match Season Career2 GoalsChristian Ramirez, 4/1/2017

6 GoalsChristian Ramirez, 2017


2 AssistsKevin Molino, 4/1/2017; Miguel Ibarra, 5/7/2017

3 AssistsKevin Molino, 2017


6 ShotsChristian Ramirez, 4/1/2017

28 ShotsChristian Ramirez, 2017


4 Shots on GoalChristian Ramirez, 4/1/2017

13 Shots on GoalChristian Ramirez, 2017


7 SavesBobby Shuttleworth,5/7/2107

25 SavesBobby Shuttleworth, 2017


812 MinutesChristian Ramirez, 2017


3 WinsBobby Shuttleworth, 2017


2 Clean SheetsBobby Shuttleworth, 2017


10 AppearancesChristian Ramirez, 2017


10 Consecutive Apps.Christian Ramirez, 2017


Match Season Career2 GoalsChristian Ramirez, 4/1/2017



2 AssistsKevin Molino, 4/1/2017; Miguel Ibarra, 5/7/2017



6 ShotsChristian Ramirez, 4/1/2017



4 Shots on GoalChristian Ramirez, 4/1/2017



7 SavesBobby Shuttleworth,5/7/2107













Consecutive Clean Sheets (Away) 0

Consecutive Matches with Goals Scored (Overall) 5 3/3/2017 - 4/1/2017

Consecutive Matches with Goals Scored (Home) 3 3/12/2017 - 4/23/2017

Consecutive Matches with Goals Scored (Away) 3 3/12/2017 - 3/25/2017

Consecutive Matches without a Goal (Overall) 1 4/8/2017

Consecutive Matches without a Goal (Home) 1 4/29/2017

Consecutive Matches without a Goal (Away) 1 4/8/2017

Largest Margin of Victory 2 5/7/2017 vs Spori

Largest Margin of Defeat 5 3/12/2017 vs. Atlanta

Most Goals Scored in a Match 4 4/1/2017 vs. Real Salt Lake

Most Goals Conceded in a Match 6 3/12/2017 vs. Atlanta

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Last home win 2-0 vs. Sporting Kansas City 5/7/2017Last home loss 0-1 vs. San Jose Earthquakes 4/29/2017Last home draw - -

Last away win - -Last away loss 0-2 @ FC Dallas 4/8/2017Last away draw 2-2 @ Houston Dynamo 4/15/2017

Held scoreless 0-1 L vs. San Jose Earthquakes 4/29/2017Scored 1 goal 1-0 W vs. Colorado Rapids 4/23/2017Scored 2 goals 2-0 W vs. Sporting Kansas City 5/7/2017Scored 3+ goals 4-2 W vs. Real Salt Lake 4/1/2017

Clean sheet 2-0 W vs. Sporting Kansas City 5/7/2017Allowed 1 goal 0-1 L vs. San Jose Earthquakes 4/29/2017Allowed 2 goals 2-2 D @ Houston Dynamo 4/15/2017Allowed 3+ goals 2-5 L @ New England Revolution 3/25/2017

Scored hat trick - -Multi-goal match Christian Ramirez (2G), vs. RSL 4/1/2017Multi-assist match Miguel Ibarra (2A), vs. SKC 5/7/2017Multi-point match Ibarra (2A); Danladi (1G/1A), vs. SKC 5/7/2017Sent off Justin Davis, @ COL 3/18/2017Penalty scored Kevin Molino, @ COL 3/18/2017Penalty missed - -GK penalty save - -M

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Scored hat trick Josef Martinez, ATL 3/12/2017Multi-goal match Juan Agudelo (2G), NE 3/12/2017Multi-assist match Diego Fagundez (2A), NE 3/25/2017Multi-point match Michael Barrios (1G/1A), FCD 4/8/2017Sent off - -Penalty scored Chris Tierney, NE 3/35/2017Penalty missed - -GK penalty save - -

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* Indicates a match in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup. All other achievements reflect league play. Current as of 5/8/2017.

First match 1-5 loss against Portland, Portland, OR, 3/3/2017

First win 4-2 win against Real Salt Lake Minneapolis, MN, 4/1/2017

First home match 1-6 loss against Atlanta, Minneapolis, MN, 3/12/2017

First draw 2-2 against Colorado, Commerce City, CO, 3/18/2017

First goal Christian Ramirez in 1-5 loss against Portland, Portland, OR, 3/3/2017

First home goal Kevin Molino in 1-6 loss against Atlanta, Minneapolis, MN, 3/12/2017

First assist Johan Venegas to Christian Ramirez in 1-5 loss against Portland, Portland, OR, 3/3/2017

First clean sheet Bobby Shuttleworth in 1-0 win against Colorado, Minneapolis, MN, 4/23/2017

First caution Johan Venegas against Portland, Portland, OR, 3/3/2017

First ejection Justin Davis against Colorado Commerce City, CO, 3/18/2017

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AGO 2017 Matches: Total Home Away

Season GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA8/26 @ Chicago 7:30 p.m. 2017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

All Time 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Leading Scorers in series: NONE

ATLA

NTA 2017 Matches: Total Home Away

Season GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA3/12 @ Minnesota 1 - 6 L 2017 1 0 1 0 1 6 1 0 1 0 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 0TBD @ Atlanta 5:00 p.m. All Time 1 0 1 0 1 6 1 0 1 0 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 0

Leading Scorers in series: MIN – Kevin Molino (1); ATL – Josef Martinez (3)

COLO

RADO 2017 Matches: Total Home Away

Season GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA3/18 @ Colorado 2 - 2 D 2017 2 1 0 1 3 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 2 24/23 @ Minnesota 1 - 0 W All Time 2 1 0 1 3 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 2 2

Leading Scorers in series: MIN – Kevin Molino, Christian Ramirez, Miguel Ibarra (1); COL – Dominique Badji, Marlon Hairston (1)

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S 2017 Matches: Total Home AwaySeason GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA

7/04 @ Minnesota 6:00 p.m. 2017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0All Time 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Leading Scorers in series: NONE

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2017 Matches: Total Home AwaySeason GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA

4/08 @ Dallas 0 - 2 L 2017 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 29/23 @ Minnesota 7:00 p.m. All Time 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 2

Leading Scorers in series: MIN – N/A; FCD – Javier Morales, Michael Barrios (1)

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TON 2017 Matches: Total Home Away

4/15 @ Houston 2 - 2 D Season GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA7/19 @ Minnesota 7:00 p.m. 2017 1 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 29/30 @ Houston 7:30 p.m. All Time 1 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 2

Leading Scorers in series: MIN – Christian Ramirez, Johan Venegas (1); HOU – Mauro Manotas, Alberth Elis (1)

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5/21 @ Minnesota 4:00 p.m. 2017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 010/15 @ Los Angeles 4:00 p.m. All Time 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


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L 2017 Matches: Total Home AwaySeason GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA

9/16 @ Montreal 6:30 p.m. 2017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0All Time 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


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AND 2017 Matches: Total Home Away

Season GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA3/25 @ New England 2 - 5 L 2017 1 0 1 0 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 5

All Time 1 0 1 0 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 5Leading Scorers in series: MIN – Brent Kallman, Collen Warner (1); NE – Juan Agudelo (2)

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6/29 @ New York 6:30 p.m. 2017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0All Time 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


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ORLA

NDO 2017 Matches: Total Home Away

Season GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA5/27 @ Minnesota 7:00 p.m. 2017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


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LAND 2017 Matches: Total Home Away

Season GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA3/03 @ Portland 1 - 5 L 2017 1 0 1 0 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 56/21 @ Minnesota 7:00 p.m. All Time 1 0 1 0 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 5

Leading Scorers in series: MIN – Christian Ramirez (1); POR – Fanendo Adi, Diego Valeri (2)

RSL


4/01 @ Minnesota 4 - 2 W 2017 1 1 0 0 4 2 1 1 0 0 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 06/17 @ Salt Lake 9:00 p.m. All Time 1 1 0 0 4 2 1 1 0 0 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

Leading Scorers in series: MIN – Christian Ramirez (2); RSL – Luke Mulholland, Yura Movsisyan (1)

SAN

JOSE 2017 Matches: Total Home Away

Season GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA4/29 @ Minnesota 0 - 1 L 2017 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 010/22 @ San Jose 3:00 p.m. All Time 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Leading Scorers in series: MIN – NONE; SJ – Jungwirth (1)

SEAT

TLE 2017 Matches: Total Home Away

Season GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA8/05 @ Minnesota 7:00 p.m. 2017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 08/20 @ Seattle 9:00 p.m. All Time 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


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C 2017 Matches: Total Home Away5/07 @ Minnesota 2 - 0 W Season GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA6/03 @ Kansas City 3:00 p.m. 2017 1 1 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 010/07 @ Minnesota 7:00 p.m. All Time 1 1 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Leading Scorers in series: MIN – Christian Ramirez, Abu Danladi (1)

TORO

NTO 2017 Matches: Total Home Away

Season GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA5/13 @ Toronto 2:00 p.m. 2017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


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R 2017 Matches: Total Home AwaySeason GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA GP W L D GF GA

6/24 @ Minnesota 7:00 p.m. 2017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/13 @ Vancouver 9:00 p.m. All Time 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


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POR 3/3 GK Alvbage LD Davis CD Calvo CD Demidov RD Taylor DM Warner LM Kadrii CM Schuller CM Saeid RM Molino CF J. Venegas

Score: MIN 1-5 POR Attendance: 21,114 Venue: Providence Park, Portland, OR

ATL 3/12 GK Alvbage LD Taylor CD Calvo CD Demidov RD Thiesson DM Warner LM J. Venegas CM Schuller CM Saeid RM Molino CF Ramirez

Score: MIN 1-6 ATL Attendance: 35,043 Venue: TCF Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, MN

COL 3/18 GK Shuttleworth LD Davis CD Calvo CD Kallman RD Thiesson DM Warner LM Ibarra CM Schuller CM J. Venegas RM Molino CF Ramirez

Score: MIN 2-2 COL Attendance: 14,013 Venue: Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, Commerce City, CO

NE 3/25 GK Shuttleworth LD Thiesson CD Kallman CD Demidov RD K. Venegas DM Warner DM Ibson LM Ibarra CM Saeid RM Kadrii CF Ramirez

Score: MIN 2-5 NE Attendance: 11,571 Venue: Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA

RSL 4/1 GK Shuttleworth LD Thiesson CD Calvo CD Kallman RD Davis DM Warner DM Ibson LM Kadrii CM J. Venegas RM Molino CF Ramirez

Score: MIN 4-2 RSL Attendance: 17,728 Venue: TCF Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, MN

FCD 4/08 GK Shuttleworth LD Burch CD Calvo CD Kallman RD Thiesson DM Warner DM Cronin LM Kadrii CM J. Venegas RM Molino CF Ramirez

Score: MIN 0-2 FCD Attendance: 16,048 Venue: Toyota Stadium, Frisco, TX

HOU 4/15 GK Shuttleworth LD Burch CD Calvo CD Kallman RD Thiesson DM Warner DM Cronin LM Schuller CM J. Venegas RM Molino CF Ramirez

Score: MIN 2-2 HOU Attendance: 16,125 Venue: BBVA Compass Stadium, Houston, TX

COL 4/23 GK Shuttleworth LD Burch CD Calvo CD Kallman RD Thiesson DM Cronin DM Ibson LM Molino CM J. Venegas RM Ibarra CF Ramirez

Score: MIN 1-0 COL Attendance: 17,491 Venue: TCF Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, MN

SJ 4/29 GK Shuttleworth LD Burch CD Calvo CD Kallman RD Thiesson DM Cronin DM Ibson LM Molino CM J. Venegas RM Ibarra CF Ramirez

Score: MIN 0-1 SJ Attendance: 17,605 Venue: TCF Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, MN

SKC 5/7 GK Shuttleworth LD Burch CD Calvo CD Kallman RD Thiesson DM Cronin DM Ibson LM Molino CM Danladi RM Ibarra CF Ramirez

Score: MIN 2-0 SKC Attendance: 17,709 Venue: TCF Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, MN

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown First Name Last Name1 John Alvbage GK 6'1" 194 Gothenburg, Sweden ahlv-BOH-geh

2 Justin Davis D 6'0" 175 Novi, Michigan

3 Jerome Theisson D 5'9" 155 Zurich, Switzerland tee-SOHN

4 Jermaine Taylor D 5'10" 195 Portland, Jamaica

5 Francisco Calvo D 5'11" 170 San Jose, Costa Rica KHAL-voh

6 Vadim Demidov D 6'1" 176 Riga, Latvia veh-DEEM DEH-mih-dahv

7 Ibson M 5'10" 168 Sao Goncalo, Brazil EEB-son

8 Marc Burch D 6’1” 180 Cincinnati, Ohio

9 Abu Danladi F 5'10" 170 Takoradi, Ghana ah-BOO dahn-LAH-dee

10 Miguel Ibarra M 5'6" 145 Lancaster, California ee-BAR-ah11 Johan Venegas M 6'0" 168 Puerto Limon, Costa Rica JOE-han veh-NAY-gus12 Joseph Greenspan D 6'6" 209 Westfield, New Jersey13 Thomas de Villardi M 6’1” 175 Vincennes, France toe-MAH duh-vee-YAR-dee14 Brent Kallman D 6'2" 190 Woodbury, Minnesota CALL-man15 Ismaila Jome M 6’1 160 Brooklyn Park, Minnesota ISH-mail-uh JOHM16 Bashkim Kadrii M 5'10" 175 Copenhagen, Denmark BASH-keem KAH-dree17 Collin Martin M 5'11" 150 Chevy Chase, Maryland18 Kevin Molino M 5'8" 155 Carenage, Trinidad and Tobago moh-LEE-no19 Sam Cronin M 5’10 168 Atlanta, Georgia CROH-nin20 Rasmus Schüller M 5'10" 148 Espoo, Finland RAHS-mus SHOO-ler21 Christian Ramirez F 6'2" 187 Garden Grove California22 Kevin Venegas D 5'10" 165 Lakewood, California veh-NAY-gus23 Bernardo Añor M 5'8" 158 Caracas, Venezuela AHN-yor24 Patrick McLain GK 6'3" 205 Eau Claire, Wisconsin26 Collen Warner M 5'10" 178 Denver, Colorado CALL-in33 Bobby Shuttleworth GK 6'2" 205 Tonawanda, New York

Position Name Yrs. w/ Club Hometown First Name Last NameHead Coach Adrian Heath 1 Newcastle-under-Lyme, UK

Assistant Coach Ian Fuller 2 Ellensburg, WashingtonAssistant Coach Mark Watson 1 Vancouver, British Columbia

Goalkeeper Coach Marius Røvde 1 Trondheim, Norway MAR-e-us ROHV-daHead Athletic Trainer Sean Kupiec 1 Utica, New York KOOP-ee-ek

Sporting Director Manny Lagos 7 Saint Paul, Minn. LAH-gohsDir. of Player Personnel Amos Magee 1 Saint Paul, Minn. AY-mos

2015 MINNESOTA UNITED FC GOAL MAPM I N N E S O TA U N I T E D T E C H N I C A L S TA F F A N D P R O N U N C I AT I O N S

2015 MINNESOTA UNITED FC GOAL MAPM I N N E S O TA U N I T E D N U M E R I C A L R O S T E R A N D P R O N U N C I AT I O N S

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M I N N E S O TA U N I T E D P L A Y E R B I O G R A P H I E S

# 1 J O H N A LV B A G E | G O A L K E E P E RHeight: 6’1” Weight: 194 Birthdate: 8/10/1982 (34) Hometown: Gothenburg, SwedenPrevious Club: IFK Gotenborg Acquired: Loan 1/28/2017

A native of Gothenburg, Alvbage brings 18 years of experience to the Loons and will certainly take a leadership role in the squad. The veteran has been a top goalkeeper in the Allsvenkan, winning the league’s Goalkeeper of the Year award as recently as 2015. In his recent five-year stint with Goteborg, Alvbage has racked up an impressive 53 clean sheets and helped the club to four straight appearances in European competition.

# 1 2 B E R N A R D O A Ñ O R | M I D F I E L D E RHeight: 5’10” Weight: 158 Birthdate: 5/24/1988 (28) Hometown: Caracas, VenezuelaPrevious Club: Sporting Kansas City Acquired: Signed 1/24/2017

After playing with Minnesota United on loan last season, midfielder Bernardo Añor has signed with the club ahead of the 2017 Major League Soccer season. The Venezuelan comes to the Loons from Sporting Kansas City, and has played five seasons in MLS. Añor came to Minnesota in 2016 on a season-long loan during preseason training. After a promising start with the Loons, he suffered an ankle injury during training that sidelined him for much of the season.

# 5 F R A N C I S C O C A LV O | D E F E N D E RHeight: 5’11” Weight: 170 Birthdate: 7/8/1992 (24) Hometown: San Jose, Costa RicaPrevious Club: Saprissa Acquired: Signed 12/27/2016

Whether playing at left back or at centerback, Calvo does well to stretch the pitch and create an imbalance in the attack. At just 24 years old, Calvo has potential to be a familiar name in Minnesota for years to come. He does well with teams that possess the ball, but is athletic enough to push up the pitch and stay with his marks when under pressure. Calvo has 17 total appearances with the Costa Rica national team and four with the U20 squad, scoring one goal.

# 9 A B U D A N L A D I | F O R W A R DHeight: 5’10” Weight: 170 Birthdate: 10/18/1995 (21) Hometown: Takoradi, GhanaPrevious Club: UCLA Acquired: SuperDraft (#1 Pick) 1/13/2017

Danladi joined Minnesota following a highly successful career at UCLA. While there, Danladi racked up an impressive amount accolades including a handful of Freshman of the Year awards, Pac-12 All-Conference teams, and was in the running for the MAC Hermann Trophy. Despite missing the early part of the 2016 season with injury, Danladi led the Bruins with seven goals to bring his NCAA total to 18 with 54 total points.

# 8 M A R C B U R C H | D E F E N D E RHeight: 6’1” Weight: 180 Birthdate: 5/7/1984 (32) Hometown: Cincinnati, OhioPrevious Club: Colorado Rapids Acquired: Trade 3/31/2017

Burch is a 12-year MLS veteran with over 200 regular season appearances. He set career highs last season with Colorado Rapids in games started (27) and minutes played (2,443). Most recently, he was named to the MLS Team of the Week for Week 3 after tallying an assist in Colorado’s 2-2 draw with MNUFC. Burch was drafted by LA Galaxy in 2006 and played for Columbus Crew SC, D.C. United and Seattle Sounders before joining the Rapids in 2014.

# 1 9 S A M C R O N I N | M I D F I E L D E RHeight: 5’10” Weight: 165 Birthdate: 12/12/1986 (30) Hometown: Atlanta, GeorgiaPrevious Club: Colorado Rapids Acquired: Trade 3/31/2017

Cronin brings eight years of experience to Minnesota. He first joined the league in 2009 when he was selected by Toronto FC in the MLS SuperDraft. Cronin signed with the Rapids in 2015, when he would make his first All-Star Game appearance. He helped lead the Rapids to a second-place finish in the Western Conference and an appearance in the MLS Cup Conference Finals.

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M I N N E S O TA U N I T E D P L A Y E R B I O G R A P H I E S C O N T I N U E D

# 1 2 J O S E P H G R E E N S P A N | D E F E N D E RHeight: 6’6” Weight: 209 Birthdate: 9/12/1992 (24) Hometown: Westfield, New JerseyPrevious Club: Colorado Rapids Acquired: Trade 12/11/2016

Born in New Jersey, the six-foot-six-inch 24-year-old center back was selected 26th overall in the 2015 MLS SuperDraft by the Colorado Rapids. As an active member of the U.S. Navy, Greenspan was granted permission to train and play for the club around the fulfillment of his Naval duties. Greenspan was one of the most decorated players in Navy men’s soccer history, earning All-American honors as both a junior and a senior while leading the team to the school’s first NCAA tournament win in 42 years. Greenspan is currently on loan with the Pittsburgh Riverhounds in USL.

# 1 0 M I G U E L I B A R R A | M I D F I E L D E RHeight: 5’4” Weight: 145 Birthdate: 3/15/1990 (26) Hometown: Lancaster, CaliforniaPrevious Club: Club Leon Acquired: Transfer 1/7/2017

Ibarra returned to Minnesota after two years with Club Leon in Liga MX. During his tenure with the Loons, he earned several accolades including a pair of NASL Best XI appearances, along with a Golden Ball Award (MVP), and was the first U.S. lower division player to be called up to the U.S. Men’s national team since 2005. He was called up for international duty four consecutive times, making three appearances. Ibarra first signed with the club in 2012 and was transferred to Leon in 2015.

# 7 I B S O N | M I D F I E L D E RHeight: 5’10” Weight: 168 Birthdate: 11/7/1983 (33) Hometown: Sao Goncalo, BrazilPrevious Club: Minnesota United FC Acquired: Signed 1/23/2017

Ibson first signed with the Loons in 2015. In his past seasons with MNUFC, he has proven an exceptional possession player with unmatched control in tight spaces. His ability to beat defenders and technical footwork helps open up space for teammates and create chances further down the pitch. Ibson’s distribution has been a critical part of the MNUFC’s quick attacking play, providing eight assists in two seasons with Minnesota United.

# 1 3 T H O M A S D E V I L L A R D I | M I D F I E L D E RHeight: 6’1” Weight: 175 Birthdate: 3/27/1994 Hometown: Vincennes, FrancePrevious Club: University of Delaware Acquired: SuperDraft (#42 Pick) 1/13/2017

De Villardi came to Minnesota via the 2017 MLS SuperDraft. He was selected 42nd overall after the Loons acquired the pick from a trade earlier in the draft. The French native had four goals and 16 assists in his college career, split evenly between Duquesne University and the University of Delaware. He was named to the All-CAA First Team his junior year, with nine assists and two goals.

# 2 J U S T I N D A V I S | D E F E N D E RHeight: 6’0” Weight: 175 Birthdate: 5/6/1988 (28) Hometown: Novi, MichiganPrevious Club: Minnesota United FC Acquired: Signed 12/1/2016

Davis has played for the Loons since 2011 and has spent his entire professional career with the club. He joined the club for 2017 alongside his long-time defensive partner Kevin Venegas. Over the course of six seasons with Minnesota, Davis appeared in a club record 169 matches and has scored 9 goals and provided 12 assists across all competitions. He has been a mainstay in the Loons’ back line his entire career, and helped the club to a NASL Soccer Bowl Championship in 2011.

# 5 V A D I M D E M I D O V | D E F E N D E RHeight: 6’1” Weight: 176 Birthdate: 10/10/1986 (30) Hometown: Riga, LatviaPrevious Club: SK Brann Acquired: Signed 1/10/2017

The Norwegian international has had a successful career playing in Europe’s top leagues, as well as on the international stage. The 30-year-old is a strong option at central defense, and is not afraid to throw his weight around to disrupt opponents. He also is an aerial threat off set pieces, using his height to soar above defenders. He has seen the field 16 times for Norway, including some time in European Championship qualifying.

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# 1 4 B R E N T K A L L M A N | D E F E N D E RHeight: 6’2” Weight: 190 Birthdate: 10/4/1990 (26) Hometown: Woodbury, MinnesotaPrevious Club: Minnesota United FC Acquired: Signed 1/23/2017

Woodbury-native and Minnesota United product Brent Kallman returns to Minnesota United in 2017 as part of the club’s inaugural roster in Major League Soccer. The local defender first joined MNUFC in 2013 and has spent his entire professional career with the hometown club. The 26 year old was a mainstay in Minnesota’s defense last season, using his speed and strength to take down attackers.

# 1 7 C O L L I N M A R T I N | M I D F I E L D E RHeight: 5’11” Weight: 150 Birthdate: 11/9/1994 (22) Hometown: Chevy Chase, MarylandPrevious Club: D.C United Acquired: Trade 1/3/2017

A young, creative midfielder, Martin is poised to make an impact in 2017 after not finding much success in D.C. after signing a Homegrown Player contract in 2013. The midfielder was the only high school junior to train with the U.S. Men’s U20 squad in January 2012, having previously represented the United States at the U14, U15 and U17 levels.

# 2 4 P AT R I C K M C L A I N | G O A L K E E P E RHeight: 6’3” Weight: 205 Birthdate: 8/22/1988 (28) Hometown: Eau Claire, WisconsinPrevious Club: Orlando City SC Acquired: Trade 1/26/2017

McLain has been a bit of a journeyman in his career, getting a majority of his playing time in USL. The Eau Claire native played his college soccer with Cal Poly, where he earned all-conference honors and set a school record with his .835 save percentage. While in college he played for the Portland Timbers U23 team and Orange County Blue Star, where he played with current Loons teammates Christian Ramirez, Miguel Ibarra and Kevin Venegas.

# 1 8 K E V I N M O L I N O | M I D F I E L D E RHeight: 5’8” Weight: 155 Birthdate: 6/17/1990 Hometown: Carenage, Trinidad and TobagoPrevious Club: Orlando City SC Acquired: Trade 1/26/2017

Molino was a huge part of Orlando’s offense, and was the first Major League Soccer signing in their club history. He is a strong player on the wing that can dribble through defenders and create opportunities in front of goal. The Trinidad and Tobago international has worked closely with Minnesota Head Coach Adrian Heath during his career, having played under the Loons’ manager from 2011 through 2016 in Orlando.

# 1 6 B A S H K I M K A D R I I | M I D F I E L D E RHeight: 5’10” Weight: 175 Birthdate: 7/9/1991 (25) Hometown: Copenhagen, DenmarkPrevious Club: FC Copenhagen Acquired: Signed 2/8/2017

A Danish national of Albanian descent, Kadrii came up in the youth system of B.93 in Copenhagen, for whom he made his professional debut in 2008. He grew into a formidable scorer for the club, netting 18 goals in 30 appearances. The 25 year old has represented his country from the U18 to U21 level, and made his senior debut in an international friendly against Scotland.

# 1 5 I S M A I L A J O M E | M I D F I E L D E RHeight: 6’1” Weight: 160 Birthdate: 11/4/1994 (22) Hometown: Brooklyn Park, MinnesotaPrevious Club: Minnesota United FC Acquired: Signed 2/24/2017

The Minnesota-native first joined the Loons last season, making nine appearances and scoring in his professional debut. The Brooklyn Park-native, and former Minnesota Mr. Soccer, winner mainly played the role of a winger while with the Loons, using his rapid acceleration and skilled footwork to beat opponents and create space. He is a clinical, young finisher that can work his way into defensive gaps.

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# 2 0 R A S M U S S C H U L L E R | M I D F I E L D E RHeight: 5’10” Weight: 148 Birthdate: 6/18/1991 (25) Hometown: Espoo, FinlandPrevious Club: BK Hacken Acquired: Signed 1/24/2017

The 25-year-old comes to the Loons after playing the top leagues of both Finland and Sweden, and is an active member of the Finnish National Team. Though he mainly plays in a more defensive role in the midfield, he is not afraid to make a foray into the opposing penalty area. He has a deft touch that has allowed him to net several spectacular goals in his career so far.

# 4 J E R M A I N E TA Y L O R | D E F E N D E RHeight: 5’10” Weight: 195 Birthdate: 1/14/1985 (32) Hometown: Portland, JamaicaPrevious Club: Portland Timbers Acquired: Signed 1/24/2017

The Jamaican international brings six years of MLS experience to the Loons as the club enters its inaugural MLS season. Taylor most recently played with the Portland Timbers in 2016, where he started in 21 of his 23 appearances. He is a stalwart defender who is not afraid to lay into his opponents. Although he stands at just 5’10”, he compensates with pure tenacity and athleticism. Taylor has made over 80 appearances for Jamaica since first being called up in 2004.

# 3 J E R O M E T H I E S S O N | D E F E N D E RHeight: 5’9” Weight: 155 Birthdate: 8/6/1987 (29) Hometown: Zurich, SwitzerlandPrevious Club: FC Luzern Acquired: Signed 2/21/2017

The 29-year-old Swiss native has spent the last six seasons in the Swiss Super League, scoring two goals in 222 matches with 204 starts in league play. In 10 cup matches with the club, he recorded one goal. Thiesson joined FC Luzern after spending four years with AC Bellinzona, a lower division Swiss Super League club from the country’s Italian-speaking region. One of the main qualities Minnesota United prized in going after Thiesson was his ability to play either fullback position.

# 2 2 B O B B Y S H U T T L E W O R T H | G O A L K E E P E RHeight: 6’2” Weight: 205 Birthdate: 5/13/1987 (29) Hometown: Tonawanda, New YorkPrevious Club: New England Revolution Acquired: Trade 2/15/2017

Shuttleworth, 29, spent eight seasons with the Revolution from 2009–2016 and totaled 127 appearances, 124 starts, 34 shutouts, 344 saves, and a 46-53-28 regular season record with New England. The Tonawanda, N.Y. native anchored the Revolution during its run to the 2014 MLS Cup, a season in which he tied a club record with 16 wins, and also totaled six postseason starts during the 2014 and 2015 campaigns.

# 1 1 J O H A N V E N E G A S | M I D F I E L D E RHeight: 6’0” Weight: 168 Birthdate: 11/27/1988 (28) Hometown: Puerto Limón, Costa RicaPrevious Club: Montreal Impact Acquired: Trade 1/13/2016

Venegas often featured on the wing for Montreal, showing pace, flair and technique as one of the club’s most dangerous attacking players off the bench. He could become a central figure for Minnesota United in the club’s 2017 expansion season. The Costa Rican international has scored seven goals in 30 matches for his country since his senior debut in 2014. He shined in the Copa America Centenario and scored a match-winner against the U.S. in World Cup Qualifying.

# 2 1 C H R I S T I A N R A M I R E Z | F O R W A R DHeight: 6’2” Weight: 187 Birthdate: 4/4/1991 (26) Hometown: Garden Grove, CaliforniaPrevious Club: Minnesota United FC Acquired: Signed 1/5/2017

Ramirez proved to be one of the most valuable players on the Loons’ roster during his career. He made 92 consecutive appearances across all competitions for Minnesota, missing just one match due to injury in the 2016 season. His consistent contributions to Minnesota United’s success earned him three-straight NASL Best XI awards. He is one of just three players to accomplish that feat, another being teammate Justin Davis.

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# 2 6 C O L L E N W A R N E R | M I D F I E L D E RHeight: 5’10” Weight: 178 Birthdate: 6/24/1988 (28) Hometown: Denver, ColoradoPrevious Club: Houston Dynamo Acquired: Expansion Draft (#4 pick) 12/13/2016

Warner is a box to box midfielder who can cover ground and protect his attacking players. He brings great MLS experience to MNUFC. Drafted 15th overall by Real Salt Lake in the 2010 MLS SuperDraft, he appeared off and on with RSL before being taken by Montreal in the 2011 expansion draft. He became a full-time starter with Montreal for two years before being traded to Toronto FC where he started all but one match his first year. He played his 2016 season with the Houston Dynamo.

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Year Signing Trade Expansion Draft (Pick) SuperDraft (Pick) Loan

2016Justin Davis (12/1/2016)Kevin Venegas (12/1/2016)Francisco Calvo (12/27/2016)

Joseph Greenspan (12/11/2016)Johan Venegas (12/13/2016)

Collen Warner (4th)

2017

Christian Ramirez (1/5/2017)Miguel Ibarra (1/5/2017)Vadim Demidov (1/10/2017)Brent Kallman (1/23/2017)Ibson (1/23/2017)Bernardo Anor (1/24/2017)Jermaine Taylor (1/24/2017)Rasmus Schuller (1/24/2017)Jerome Thiesson (2/21/2017)Ismaila Jome (3/1/2017)

Collin Martin (1/3/2017)Kevin Molino (1/26/2017)Patrick McLain (1/26/2017)Bobby Shuttleworth (2/15/2017)Marc Burch (3/31/2017)Sam Cronin (3/31/2017)

Abu Danladi (1st)Thomas de Villardi (42nd)

John Alvbage (1/28/2017)Bashkim Kadrii (2/8/2017)

# 2 2 K E V I N V E N E G A S | D E F E N D E RHeight: 5’10” Weight: 165 Birthdate: 7/29/1989 (27) Hometown: Lakewood, CaliforniaPrevious Club: Minnesota United FC Acquired: Signed 12/1/2016

Venegas has been a star player for Minnesota as both a midfielder and defender in five years with the club. He has been the top playmaker with 17 career assists, a club record, and has found the back of the net himself seven times. Venegas brings a special flair to the field, with a knack to beat defenders with incredible footwork. His box-to-box play as a right back earned him a spot in the 2015 NASL Best XI.

Players In

Marc Burch Traded from Colorado

Sam Cronin Traded from Colorado

Players Out

Josh Gatt Traded to Colorado

Mohammed Saeid Traded to Colorado

Joe Greenspan Loaned to Pittsburgh (USL)

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A D R I A N H E AT H | H E A D C O A C H

Heath was appointed head coach in November, 2016. After playing over 18 years in Europe, Heath spent the next 11 years coaching in England for clubs such as Burnley, Sheffield United and Coventry City before coming to the United States in 2008. The Englishman was named head coach of the USL expansion side Austin Aztex. The team spent two years in Austin before relocating to Orlando in 2010, to become Orlando City. In just four years under Heath, Orlando City won two USL Pro championships and three Commissioner’s Cups. The club joined MLS in 2015, and Heath’s influence helped build the club for a very successful inaugural season, narrowly missing out on the playoffs.

RECORD WITH MINNESOTA UNITED

YEAR REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS OPEN CUP TOTAL

2017 3 - 5 - 2 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 3 - 5 - 2

TOTAL 3 - 5 - 2 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 3 - 5 - 2

I A N F U L L E R | A S S I S TA N T C O A C H

Fuller joined Minnesota in 2016, following a successful stint with Orlando City SC. He was a player coach with Orlando helping the team to multiple titles in USL during his five years with the Lions. Fuller is a Portland native, and first met Heath when he joined Heath’s Austin Aztex in 2010. He was promoted to player-assistant coach for the club’s USL journey and then was tapped to join the coaching staff full time as an assistant coach when Orlando joined MLS.

M A R K W AT S O N | A S S I S TA N T C O A C H

Watson, a former Canadian national team defender and assistant coach, brings a wealth of MLS experience to MNUFC, having played for teams including the Seattle Sounders, Vancouver Whitecaps and D.C. United. Additionally, Watson managed the San Jose Earthquakes before joining Orlando City as an assistant under Heath in 2014. During his tenure at San Jose, Watson helped guide the team to a playoff berth in 2010 and the club’s second Supporters’ Shield in 2012. He was named interim head coach in June 2013 and closed the season with the best record in MLS at 11-5-3. In addition to his MLS experience, Watson previously served as assistant coach with the Canadian Men’s National U-20 and senior teams, as well as several years as an assistant with the USL PRO Charleston Battery.

M A R I U S R Ø V D E | G O A L K E E P E R C O A C H

A Norwegian native, Røvde brings nearly thirty years of playing and coaching experience to Minnesota. As a player, he enjoyed a very successful career, starting with his hometown club Rosenborg BK. He played with teams across Europe, playing in top leagues in Norway and Scotland, as well as League One in England. From 2008 to 2011, he was the head goalkeeping coach of Trinidad and Tobago Professional Football League side Joe Public FC. While working with the club, he also was involved with the Trinidad and Tobago national team program and was part of the coaching staff for several youth national teams, the women’s national team, and was the country’s director of goalkeeping.

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POR ATL COL NE RSL DAL HOU COL SJ KC

1-5 1-6 2-2 2-5 4-2 0-2 2-2 1-0 0-1 2-0

1 John Alvbage 90G 86G 46

2 Justin Davis 90D 70D 90D 6

3 Jerome Theisson 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 75D

4 Jermaine Taylor 90D 90D 45 24 15

5 Francisco Calvo 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D

6 Vadim Demidov 90D 90D 90D

7 Ibson 45 90M 90M 35 90M 90M 90M

8 Marc Burch 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D

8 Mohammed Saeid 90M 90M 63M

9 Abu Danladi 21 45 13 29 1 5 26 72M

10 Miguel Ibarra 2 90M 45M 10 47 85M 89M 90M

11 Johan Venegas 90F 90M 69M 89M 90M 90M 90M 64M 6

12 Joseph Greenspan

13 Thomas de Villardi

14 Brent Kallman 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 66D 90D 90D

15 Ismaila Jome 11

16 Bashkim Kadrii 88M 18 21 45M 90M 61M 1

17 Collin Martin 27

18 Kevin Molino 90M 90M 69M 80M 90M 89M 84M 79M 90M

19 Sam Cronin 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M

20 Rasmus Schuller 69M 72M 45M 1 43M

21 Christian Ramirez 21 90F 90F 90F 77F 90F 90F 90F 90F 84F

22 Kevin Venegas 90D

23 Bernardo Anor

24 Patrick McLain

26 Collen Warner 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 55M 90M 18

33 Bobby Shuttleworth 4 90G 90G 90G 90G 44G 90G 90G 90G

45 Joshua Gatt

Played for other teams:

Sam Cronin played 262 minutes for COL

Marc Burch played 270 minutes for COL

"00" = 100 minutes played

F/M/D/G = starting position

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Game #1 03/03/2017 MIN 1 at POR 5 L Ramirez 1 (J. Venegas 1) 79

Game #2 03/12/2017 MIN 1 vs ATL 6 L Molino 1 (penalty kick) 30

Game #3 03/18/2017 MIN 2 at COL 2 T Molino 2 (penalty kick) 50; Ramirez 2 (Theisson 1, Ibson 1) 58

Game #4 03/25/2017 MIN 2 at NE 5 L Warner 1 (Ramirez 1) 15; Kallman 1 (unassisted) 49

Game #5 04/01/2017 MIN 4 vs RSL 2 W Molino 3 (unassisted) 16; Ramirez 3 (Molino 1) 52; Ramirez 4 (unassisted) 62; J. Venegas 1 (Molino 2) 68

Game #6 04/08/2017 MIN 0 at DAL 2 L

Game #7 04/15/2017 MIN 2 at HOU 2 T Ramirez 5 (Molino 3) 47; J. Venegas 2 (unassisted) 59

Game #8 04/23/2017 MIN 1 vs COL 0 W Ibarra 1 (J. Venegas 2) 72

Game #9 04/29/2017 MIN 0 vs SJ 1 L

Game #10 05/07/2017 MIN 2 vs KC 0 W Danladi 1 (Ibarra 1, Ibson 2) 22; Ramirez 6 (Ibarra 2, Danladi 1) 39

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