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.
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.
UEFA Champions League preview: Top questions facing remaining eight teams
John Molinaro
MLS notebook: New-look Toronto FC still coming together
John Molinaro
For 97.5 minutes on Saturday, TFC looked well on its way to a hard-earned win. Instead, a last-minute goal resulted in a draw, and revealed a team that is still coming together. Sportsnet's John Molinaro looks at that and more in his MLS weekend review.
Toronto FC expecting a bit of 'everything' from Josh Sargent ahead of debut
John Molinaro
At long last, the striker Toronto FC has needed for some time appears set to make his debut. The team is expecting big things. John Molinaro has the story ahead of the showdown against New York.
Whitecaps, Sounders to renew rivalry at Concacaf Champions Cup
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FA Cup preview: Wrexham isn't the only storyline to watch
John Molinaro
Eight matches make up the upcoming fifth round of the FA Cup, but none are more intriguing than Wrexham A.F.C. vs. Chelsea. John Molinaro tells us why in his latest preview.
Toronto FC's Josh Sargent set up to make transformational impact
John Molinaro
After five seasons of missing the playoffs, never has Toronto FC more badly needed a marquee player. John Molinaro dives into why the recently acquired Josh Sargent could provide that exact transformational impact the franchise has searched for.
UEFA Champions League power rankings: Top teams heading into draw
John Molinaro
2026 MLS season preview: Miami eyes repeat, Vancouver tops Canadian clubs
John Molinaro
All 30 teams will be in action this weekend when Major League Soccer’s 31st season kicks off.  John Molinaro looks at everything you need to know.