Newly named head coach Robin Fraser’s first-team staff taking shape at Toronto FC
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This article was published 15/01/2025 (472 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
TORONTO – 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.”
“We’re working on one or two more (assistant coaches),” he added.
Canada women's soccer team coach Kenneth Heiner-Moller (left) and goalkeeping coach Simon Eaddy attend a team practice in Laverune, France on Saturday, June 8, 2019. Incumbent goalkeeping coach Simon Eaddy will be returning under new Toronto FC coach Robin Fraser.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Neil Davidson
New Zealand-born Eaddy joined Canada Soccer in 2012 and worked with former coach John Herdman on both the Canadian men’s and women’s teams before joining him at TFC.
Cesar Meylan, brought in by Herdman as Toronto’s director of performance, and performance analyst Peter Galindo also remain with the club.
The rest of Herdman’s staff — including former Canada captain Jason deVos and former TFC player Terry Dunfield, who bridged the gap between Bob Bradley and Herdman — have left the team.
Herdman’s first-team staff last season also included Eric Tenllado (assistant coach and performance lead), Robyn Gayle (performance and wellness coach), and Alex Dodgshon (scouting and analytics coach).
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This report by The Canadian Press was first published Jan. 15, 2025