Former LAFC coach Bob Bradley lands new job leading Toronto FC
LA TimesLess than a week after leaving LAFC, Bob Bradley was named the new coach and sporting director at Toronto FC. Less than a week after leaving LAFC, Bob Bradley has landed a new job, being named Wednesday as head coach and sporting director at Toronto FC where he will be reunited with son Michael, the team’s captain. Speculation that Bradley would eventually land in Toronto began in the final weeks of the MLS season when the coach, whose contract expired when the schedule did, was still with LAFC. Bradley, known as Bob the Builder for his work turning around struggling and expansion teams, took LAFC to the playoffs in its first season, broke the regular-season record for points en route to a Supporters’ Shield the next year and last season reached the CONCACAF Champions League final.
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