Toronto FC formally introduced Robin Fraser as its 15th head coach Wednesday, hoping the former TFC assistant coach can lead the club back to its former glory.

New head coach Robin Fraser added to his coaching staff Friday with Toronto FC making a deal to pry loose two of his former assistants from the Colorado Rapids.

Robin Fraser will take charge of of Toronto FC as the team's new manager, the MLS side said on Friday, after former head coach John Herdman resigned amid the Canada Soccer drone scandal.

Toronto FC has made a decisive move ahead of the 2025 MLS season by securing Robin Fraser as the new head coach. Amidst rumors and speculations surrounding potential candidates like Vanni Sartini, Jim Curtin, and Bobby Smyrniotis, the club opted for a familiar face with a deep understanding of its culture and history.

Toronto FC named Robin Fraser as their new head coach on Friday. Fraser, 58, effectively replaces John Herdman, who resigned on Nov. 29 after a little more than one season as the team's coach.

New Toronto FC coach Robin Fraser left for Spain with a smile on his face Friday as the MLS team shifted its training camp to Marbella.

Fraser's time on the field saw him excel with teams like Columbus Crew, Colorado Rapids, and notably, LA Galaxy. His tenure at LA Galaxy was particularly memorable, highlighted by winning the Supporters' Shield in the 1997-1998 season.

Incumbent goalkeeping coach Simon Eaddy will be returning under new Toronto FC coach Robin Fraser. General manager Jason Hernandez said there are two new assistant coaches but declined to identify them Wednesday "just because it involves a trade in MLS.