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Serving with Canada Osorio has been called up by Canada for the Gold Cup and will be unavailable for Toronto for the time being, according to mlssoccer.com.

Impact Osorio is one of two Toronto players to have been called up to the Canadian national team for the Gold Cup. This will leave him away from the club for at least a few weeks, not returning until the end of June, depending on how far Canada makes it in the competition. He has been a regular starter, so a change will be made in his absence, with Alonso Coello or Matthew Longstaff as possible replacements.

JUNE 10 • ROTOWIRE

Canada coach Jesse Marsch adds experience to his 26-man CONCACAF Gold Cup roster Veterans Alistair Johnston, Richie Laryea and Jonathan Osorio will rejoin Canada later this month for the 2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup.

JUNE 5 • THESTAR.COM

Delivers four crosses in loss Osorio registered one shot (zero on goal), four crosses (one accurate) and three corners in Saturday's 2-0 defeat against Charlotte FC. In addition, he was given a yellow card in t...

Impact Osorio played the full 90 minutes as a central midfielder, racking up a variety of passing and defensive stats against Charlotte. He added decent playmaking numbers as he took corner kicks in the absence of Federico Bernardeschi (undisclosed). The Canadian remains with two goals in 12 appearances while averaging 33.1 accurate passes, 2.3 tackles and 1.3 clearances per game this year.

JUNE 1 • ROTOWIRE

Kai Wagner sets up tying goal and scores the winner as the Union defeat Toronto 2-1

Kai Wagner set up the tying goal and scored the winner as the Philadelphia Union rallied to beat Toronto FC 2-1 on Wednesday night

Bags goal in return Osorio scored on his only shot in 27 minutes off the bench in Saturday's 2-1 loss to Nashville SC.

Impact Osorio's return to action after missing four games is a big boost for Toronto's midfield. He's mostly leaned on for his defensive presence in the middle of the park, but can get involved going forward on occasion. He could be in line to reenter the starting lineup in Wednesday's home clash with the Philadelphia Union.

MAY 27 • ROTOWIRE

Sam Surridge scores twice in second half, leading Nashville past Toronto 2-1

Sam Surridge scored twice in the second half and Nashville SC held on for a 2-1 win over Toronto FC, extending its unbeaten run to eight games in all competitions

Eligible to return Saturday Osorio (shoulder) is available to return against Nashville SC on Saturday, according to Waking The Red.

Impact Osorio returned to training earlier this month, and his return to action is certainly a positive sign due to how influential he can be in midfield. He's likely to return to the XI right away if deemed healthy enough.

MAY 23 • ROTOWIRE

CF Montreal faces Toronto in conference play

Toronto takes on CF Montreal in Eastern Conference play

Out of sling and on training field Osorio (shoulder) is no longer in a sling and has returned to the training field, accoridng to John Molinaro of TFC Republic.

Impact Osorio looks to be on the mend from his shoulder injury after only a few weeks out, with the midfielder already exiting his sling. That said, it has led him to the training field again, although it is unknown how much he is training at the moment. This will likely still leave him with an outside chance for Wednesday's match against Cincinnati, with more of a chance when facing Montreal on Saturday.

MAY 13 • ROTOWIRE

Toronto hosts Cincinnati after shutout win

A game after shutting out D.C

Will miss several weeks Osorio has been diagnosed with a shoulder dislocation and is set to miss "a couple of weeks," according to head coach Robin Fraser per John Molinaro of TFC Republic.

Impact Fraser revealed that the final diagnosis was an encouraging one, as the medical staff had the fear that the injury was more complicated at first. Osorio will still miss several weeks, though, and there's no clear timetable for his return at this stage.

MAY 2 • ROTOWIRE

Not spotted in training Friday Osorio (undisclosed) wasn't spotted in training Friday and will likely miss Saturday's match against New England, John Molinaro of TFC Republic reports.

Impact Osorio was forced off in the 21st minute of Wednesday's penalty shootout loss to Montreal in the Canadian Championship due to an apparent injury. If the injury is severe enough to prevent him from training Friday, then he's not likely to see action over the weekend. No timetable for his return -- or potential recovery -- have been provided yet.

MAY 2 • ROTOWIRE

Picks up injury Wednesday Osorio (undisclosed) was forced off in the 21st minute of Wednesday's penalty shootout loss to Montreal in the Canadian Championship due to an apparent injury.

Impact Osorio couldn't make it to halftime in Wednesday's game and was forced off with an apparent injury. He will likely be assessed in the coming days to determine the extent of the issue and clarify whether he has to miss some time. This would be a big blow for Toronto since he is an undisputed starter when fit and also took most of the set pieces in the last game against New York City for the first time this season. If he has to miss time, Alonso Coello is expected to step in for him in the midfield.

APRIL 30 • ROTOWIRE

Not on injury report Osorio was removed from the MLS injury report and is back with Toronto.

Impact Osorio looks to be an option again after serving with Canada, as he is now back with the club. This does clear him to play and he could maybe see a start immediately after being in the starting XI in all the games with Toronto this season.

MARCH 29 • ROTOWIRE

Linking with Canada Osorio is joining Canada and will miss Saturday's trip to NYRB.

Impact Osorio is set to miss one match due to national team duty. The midfielder has been crucial at the middle of the park for Toronto and will be a tough blow. Kosi Thompson could fill Osorio's role for Saturday's trip.

MARCH 18 • ROTOWIRE

Starts season with a goal Osorio scored one goal to go with two shots (two on goal) in Saturday's 2-2 draw versus D.C. United.

Impact Osorio scored Toronto's first goal of the MLS campaign as he brought the game back to 1-1 in the 27th minute. Overall, he got both of his shots on target, compared to his 0.73 shots per game in the 2024 season.

FEBRUARY 24 • ROTOWIRE

Plays in cup loss Osorio (undisclosed) started and played the entire match during Wednesday's 0-0 loss to Vancouver during the Canadian Cup final.

Impact Osorio had been dealing with a minor injury, keeping him out of the clash with Colorado. He is expected to start again for Toronto against Chicago, having started the last five MLS games. In that span, the midfielder has scored once with four clearances, two tackles and two crosses (one accurate).

SEPTEMBER 26, 2024 • ROTOWIRE

Expected to be available Saturday Osorio (undisclosed) is expected to be available for Saturday's game against Colorado, though his workload will have to be managed, manager John Herdman told John Molinaro of TFC R...

Impact Osorio left the midweek game against Columbus with an undisclosed injury, but it seems he'll be able to suit up to face the Rapids. While the manager's words suggest Osorio might come off the bench, he's been a regular starter when available, as evidenced by the fact he's started in 18 of his 19 appearances. As long as he's ready to go, Osorio should keep his place in central midfield for the Reds.

SEPTEMBER 20, 2024 • ROTOWIRE

Leaves injured Osorio generated one shot (zero on goal) in Wednesday's 2-0 loss to Columbus Crew. He was injured and subbed out in the 46th minute.

Impact Osorio was forced off at halftime with an injury. Prior to Wednesday, the midfielder had started and played all 90 minutes the last four MLS games, totaling a goal with four clearances and two tackles. He is set to be questionable for Saturday's trip to Colorado.

SEPTEMBER 19, 2024 • ROTOWIRE

Jonathan Osorio, Deandre Kerr each score a first-half goal as Toronto hangs on for a win over Austin

Jonathan Osorio and Deandre Kerr each scored a first-half goal and Toronto FC hung on for a 2-1 win over Austin in its first-ever visit to BMO Field

SEPTEMBER 15, 2024

Nets against Austin FC Osorio scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal) and one cross (zero accurate) in Saturday's 2-1 victory over Austin FC.

Impact Osorio gave Austin an early lead with a thunderous strike in the seventh minute. In addition to his goal, he created a chance, made a tackle, and registered a clearance. This was only his second goal of the season, his first since scoring against Kansas City in March.

SEPTEMBER 15, 2024 • ROTOWIRE

Available for selection Osorio is available for Saturday's clash with Austin after returning from ban.

Impact Osorio is set to return for Saturday's clash with Austin, where he should be an option in the first team. The midfielder started and went the full 90 in each of the last three matches before the ban. With Osorio available once more he should be straight into the starting XI.

SEPTEMBER 2, 2024 • ROTOWIRE

Ban for weekend Osorio picked up his fifth yellow card in 13 matches and is set for a one match ban.

Impact Osorio started all but one MLS match for Toronto this season, scoring and assisting twice while totaling 28 chances created and 18 crosses (six accurate) in 17 appearances. With Lorenzo Insigne close to returning from his thigh injury, he could get the call in the attacking midfield against D.C United, alongside Derrick Etienne.

AUGUST 29, 2024 • ROTOWIRE

Back from Copa America Osorio is back with Toronto ahead of Wednesday's trip to Inter Miami.

Impact Osorio is set to be an option for Toronto again after finishing fourth with Canada at Copa America. He started four of the six games played at the tournament. The midfielder will focus his attention with Toronto, where he has a goal and an assist in 14 appearances.

JULY 16, 2024 • ROTOWIRE

Set to serve with Canada Osorio has been called up by the Canadian national team to serve at Copa America.

Impact Osorio is set to participate in Copa America with Canada, leading to his absence from Toronto for around the next month. He will be out until at least the start of July, possibly missing more time, depending on how far Canada makes it in the tournament. He is a regular starter, so Toronto will be forced to make a change while he is out, with Deybi Flores likely taking that spot.

JUNE 12, 2024 • ROTOWIRE