Toronto FC confirms Lorenzo Insigne will be available for Robin Frase | OneFootball

Toronto FC has arrived in Marbella, Spain, to begin its intensive preseason training ahead of the 2025 MLS season. Head coach Robin Fraser has assembled a squad of 31 players to compete in various training sessions designed to improve the team’s performance and build a cohesive identity.

The camp will also provide the players with valuable exposure to teams from around the world, helping to foster a competitive edge for Toronto FC as they prepare for the season opener.

The team's main objective is to arrive at the MLS debut match in the best possible shape, considering that their return to Canada will be on February 3 with a well-established team, a consolidated team dynamic and a focused style of play.

Key players like Federico Bernardeschi and Sean Johnson will play pivotal roles, but the major talking point surrounding the club continues to be the future of Italian forward Lorenzo Insigne.

Lorenzo Insigne called up for Toronto FC's preseason in Spain

The big question for Toronto FC as they head into this preseason is whether Lorenzo Insigne will remain with the club. Recent reports suggest that both the player and the team may be exploring separate paths for the future.

Insigne has had a mixed tenure with Toronto FC since his high-profile arrival, and there has been speculation about his potential departure.

Despite the uncertainty, Insigne has been included in the list of 31 players heading to Spain for the preseason. This inclusion could indicate that he will remain at Toronto FC for the 2025 MLS season, potentially marking his final year with the team.

For Insigne, the upcoming season could serve as an important opportunity to prove his value to the team, especially as Toronto FC looks to improve on past performances.

A great ambition for Toronto FC in 2025

Toronto FC’s ambitions for 2025 include winning the Canadian Championship and making a strong push for the MLS playoffs.

With Robin Fraser at the helm, the club is focused on building a competitive team capable of challenging for top honors. The preseason camp in Marbella will be crucial for refining the team’s tactics and ensuring that players are ready for the challenges ahead.

While the future of Lorenzo Insigne remains up in the air, his involvement in this preseason could be key in determining his legacy with Toronto FC. The club hopes that the 33-year-old can help lead them to success, making his final season a memorable one. The upcoming season promises to be a defining year for both the team and the Italian forward.