Toronto FC has completed the signing of United States international Josh Sargent from Norwich City. The 24-year-old forward's move comes after an 'unfortunate' exit from the English Championship club, where he struggled to establish himself as a consistent starter. Sargent, who previously played for Werder Bremen in Germany, brings international experience to the Canadian club.

The transfer marks a significant addition to Toronto's attacking options as they look to improve their MLS performance. Sargent's arrival follows a challenging period at Norwich, where injuries and competition for places limited his playing time. His move to MLS represents a fresh start for the American striker, who has 19 caps for the U.S. national team.

For Toronto FC, acquiring a player with Premier League experience and international pedigree could prove crucial as they rebuild their squad. The club has been active in the transfer market, seeking to strengthen their roster after a difficult 2024 season. Sargent's versatility and goal-scoring ability should provide manager John Herdman with more tactical options in the final third.