Toronto FC's Italian era kicks off for real Saturday with Lorenzo Insigne and Federico Bernardeschi projected to make their MLS debut, joining compatriot Domenico Criscito who already has three TFC appearances under his belt.
CF Montreal's Kei Kamara, left, challenges Toronto FC's Domenico Criscito during second half MLS soccer action in Montreal, Saturday, July 16, 2022. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes
Michael Bradley anchors a three-man midfield that features Kaye and fellow Canadian Jonathan Osorio. Insigne and Bernardeschi are expected to patrol the left and right flanks, respectively, up front with Spanish forward Jesus Jimenez leading the attack. “Doneil has good experience in the league and can provide us with some backline depth,” Bob Bradley said in a statement Friday.The Italians bring experience, skill and style. Bernardeschi, Criscito and Insigne have combined for more than 1,200 appearances in Europe and some 120 Italian caps.
“Listen, Toronto has always been a tough team to play against. There is a real football enthusiasm and culture behind the club,” said Lattanzio. “The signings that they've made, they would be very good signings for big teams in Europe. Charlotte has conceded two or more goals in eight of 11 road games, compared to just once in its 10 home games.
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