Toronto FC set to face former goalkeeper Alex Bono in season opener against D.C. United
Toronto FC fans will see a familiar face Saturday when Toronto opens the MLS regular season at D.C. United.
A superior shot-stopper, Bono also became one of TFC’s most articulate voices. And he was hard to miss – walking the length of the field as he chatted with his father on the phone was a pre-game ritual at BMO Field. On Dec. 14, Bono signed a two-year contract through 2024 with D.C., with an option in 2025. Nine days later, the 36-year-old Westberg joined Atlanta United for the 2023 season.
“I think all three goalkeepers have done well,” Rooney said Thursday. “It’s important that you have competition for places. That’s not just goalkeepers, that’s the outfield players as well.
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