John Molinaro is a journalist based in Toronto, Canada, with a focus on local sports news, particularly Toronto FC (football club) and MLS (Major League Soccer). His work has been featured in Sportsnet and CBC, covering topics such as roster moves, free agency, draft picks, and analysis of Toronto FC's performance.
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John Molinaro's articles primarily focus on Toronto FC, MLS, soccer, roster transactions, and event coverage. He frequently covers announcements related to the team and events such as drafts and season schedules. Given this focus, individuals with insights into player signings, team strategies or upcoming matches could offer valuable input for his pieces.
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For now, GM Jason Hernandez is in a holding pattern when it comes to addressing Toronto FC's roster ahead of next season.
By: John Molinaro
It all came to a quiet and dignified end for Christine Sinclair on Sunday evening. Though her career might be over, the unparalleled legend of the game leaves an endless legacy on both the sport and her country.
In part 2 of a special series, TFC Republic examines every major roster move made by Toronto FC during the 2024 season.
The decision that GM Jason Hernandez must make will go a long way in defining Toronto FC’s roster-building philosophy.
In part 4 of our special "Toronto FC year in review for 2024" series, TFC Republic looks back at the month of May.
In a 1-on-1 interview with TFC Republic, Laryea discusses the Suriname games, Jesse Marsch's first six months in charge, and more.
Selecting the U22 roster model isn't so straightforward when you consider Toronto FC's history with U22 Initiative players.
By: John Molinaro
Toronto FC fullback Richie Laryea has always been there for the Canadian men's team.
Les Rouges will try to take a step closer to qualifying for the Concacaf Nations League finals with a win in Suriname on Friday.
Canada will travel to south-eastern Spain to take on Iceland and South Korea in the next FIFA international window.
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