Etienne Jr. looks to reach 'another level' after slow start with Toronto FC
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John Molinaro
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Joining Sportsnet in 2011 as a member of the Sportsnet.ca editorial team, John Molinaro was quick to establish himself as one of Sportsnet’s leading soccer insiders, providing Canadian soccer fans with breaking news around the world.
Josh Sargent in good place after sluggish start with Toronto FC
John Molinaro
It took a little bit of time, but after a stellar performance against Colorado Saturday it looks like Josh Sargent is in a good place with TFC, writes John Molinaro.
Fraser set for reunion as TFC faces Rapids
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FA Cup quarterfinals preview: Arsenal looks for historic treble
John Molinaro
Manchester City hosts Liverpool on Saturday in a battle of Premier League heavyweights, with both clubs looking to inch one step closer to winning English soccer’s oldest club competition.  
What Canada can expect from Bosnia in FIFA World Cup matchup
John Molinaro
With Bosnia and Herzegovina making its return to the FIFA World Cup for the first time in 12 years, what should be expected from the Balkan nation? John Molinaro takes a look at Canada's first opponent heading into the tournament.
Lack of scoring touch forces Canada to settle for draw against Tunisia
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Marsch not worried after Canada has to fight back for draw vs. Iceland
John Molinaro
Here are four key takeaways from Canada’s draw against Iceland. 
Goalie battle among key storylines as Canadian men return to action
John Molinaro
It's getting very real for the Canadian men's team ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. John Molinaro previews some key storylines to watch ahead of this penultimate international window.
Toronto FC making slow but steady progress to start season
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Toronto FC getting the most out of red-hot Daniel Salloi
John Molinaro
A recent addition to Toronto FC boasts speed, dynamism in attack and finishing ability, and is exactly the type of player profile the team needed. But it might not be who you think it is, writes John Molinaro.
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