Toronto FC has found its new manager. The club has signed former assistant coach Fraser Robin to a three-year deal.
Robin joins the Reds following a four-year tenure with the Colorado Rapids from 2019 to 2023. During his time with the club, he led the Rapids to a franchise-record 61 points in a single season, marking their best-ever MLS regular season points total and securing the top spot in the Western Conference for the first time in the team's history.
Before his time south of the border, he served as an assistant coach with the Reds from 2015 to 2019, playing a key role in helping the club secure its historic domestic treble—a feat that remains unmatched in Major League Soccer to this day. The club also won three consecutive Canadian Championships during his time there (2016, 2017, 2018).
We are very excited to welcome Robin as our new head coach for the 2025 season and beyond. Robin has one of the most accomplished careers in MLS, combining a multitude of experience as both a player and coach,” said Toronto FC General Manager Jason Hernandez. “As a person, he exemplifies our club values to the highest degree, and as a manager, we are confident in his ability to achieve sporting success. Robin’s commitment to winning has delivered trophies at Eastern and Western conferences and we are looking forward to the work ahead to build TFC into the annual contender our ownership and supporters deserve.”
“I’m incredibly delighted to be back in Toronto and back with TFC. This is a city and a club that are very near and dear to my heart,” said Fraser. “The TFC fans are among the best in the league, and I’m so thankful to be a part of this group as we look forward to giving our fans something to be excited about. From top to bottom, this is a first-class organization, and I’m so looking forward to doing all that I can to help us compete for championships, year in and year out.”