Giovinco helps Toronto FC prepare for visit of Inter Miami and Messi | Unpublished
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Author: Neil Davidson
Publication Date: September 24, 2025 - 17:42

Giovinco helps Toronto FC prepare for visit of Inter Miami and Messi

September 24, 2025

A familiar face strolled off the Toronto FC practice field Wednesday as the team continued its preparation for Saturday’s visit by Inter Miami and Lionel Messi.

Sebastian Giovinco, the club’s all-time leading scorer (83 goals) and now its club ambassador/special adviser in retirement, had his boots back on.



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