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Returning for second year Spicer's contract option for 2025 was picked up, Toronto announced.

Impact Spicer made 19 appearances (13 starts) during his rookie year, and is now set to return to Toronto. The midfielder contributed to three goals, adding a pair himself and assisting once. The midfielder will be back for 2025 where he could be in for a larger role as he continues to progress.

OCTOBER 29 • ROTOWIRE

Unused sub Tuesday Spicer (back) was an unused sub in the 1-0 win over Forge on Tuesday in the Canadian Championship semifinals.

Impact Spicer didn't see action Tuesday, but the fact that he was on the bench means he is ready to return to action. His return shouldn't generate a lot of fantasy waves, as he's made just 10 starts for the Reds in MLS play this season.

AUGUST 29 • ROTOWIRE

Set to miss six weeks Spicer (back) will miss the next six weeks, manager John Herdman told John Molinaro of TFC Republic in Thursday's pre-match press conference.

Impact Spicer is set to miss the next six weeks at a minimum, so the central midfielder won't return until the July break due to the Leagues Cup. Spicer hasn't played since June 1, and it will be a while before he's on the pitch once again. The midfielder has started in 10 of his 13 appearances this season.

JUNE 20 • ROTOWIRE

Out again Spicer (back) is out for Wednesday's match against Nashville.

Impact Spicer is once again heading to the sidelines, missing his second straight game due to his back issues. This will likely force Raoul Petretta to start in his place or Derick Etienne like last game. With Travis nearing a return, there is a decent chance he could feature in the club's next contest.

JUNE 19 • ROTOWIRE

Could make return Spicer (back) is questionable for Wednesday's match against Nashville, according to manager John Herdman, per John Molinaro of TFC Republic.

Impact Spicer has dealt with multiple issues this season, with his most recent being a back problem that kept him out against the Fire. However, he is now questionable and could return. If fit, he will hope to start, as he has started in six of his last seven appearances, although they may want to be cautious and give him time off the bench.

JUNE 18 • ROTOWIRE

Dealing with back problem Spicer is questionable for Saturday's game against Chicago due to a back injury, John Molinaro of TFC Republic reports.

Impact Spicer has seen regular minutes with Toronto this season, starting in 10 of his 13 appearances and bagging two goals while adding one assist. Spicer has also started in six of the team's last seven games, either as a right wing-back or left wing-back.

JUNE 14 • ROTOWIRE

Picks up abdominal issue Spicer is in question for Wednesday's match against Philadelphia due to an abdominal injury, according to manager John Herdman, per John Molinaro of TFC Republic.

Impact Spicer is the newest Toronto player to hit the injury report, appearing to have picked up an abdominal issue following Saturday's loss to Cincinnati. He has been a regular starter this campaign when fit, so they will hope for his availability and for him to be healthy enough to possibly start. However, if he is left on the bench or out altogether, that will force a change, with Jahkeele Marchall-Rutty being his likely replacement if this is the case.

MAY 27 • ROTOWIRE

Assist during start Spicer logged one assist on two chances created during Toronto FC's 5-1 win Saturday against CF Montreal.

Impact After scoring a goal during his last appearance of April, Spicer was added back to Toronto FC's starting XI before May and has been regularly on it since. He has two goals and one assist across 2024. The output is quite good, so Spicer could remain part of Toronto's starting XI even if the team works out its injury bug, limiting at least seven footballers.

MAY 20 • ROTOWIRE

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MAY 18 • YOUTUBE

Scores late equalizer Saturday Spicer scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal) in Saturday's 2-1 win over Orlando City SC.

Impact Spicer rose higher than anyone else and scored the equalizer late in the second half following a cross from Kobe Franklin. This was Spicer's second goal of the season, and the midfielder might have done enough to battle for a starting role when Toronto takes on FC Dallas next Saturday.

APRIL 28 • ROTOWIRE

Available as expected Spicer (toe) is in the starting XI for Saturday's match against New England.

Impact Spicer was expected to return Saturday and he does return Saturday, coming straight back into the starting XI. The midfielder made three start starts before the injury and seems set to come straight back into the starting role.

APRIL 20 • ROTOWIRE

Set for return Spicer (toe) is expected to be an option for Saturday's match against New England, according to manager John Herdman, per John Molinaro of TFC Republic.

Impact Spicer is now in line to make his return Saturday, which should come as no surprise after the midfielder was included in team training this week. This is great news for the club, as he is a regular starter when fit, most likely immediately reclaiming his starting spot on the left flank of the attack.

APRIL 19 • ROTOWIRE

Trains fully Spicer (toe) was seen back in full training Wednesday ahead of Saturday's match against New England, per John Molinaro of the TFC Republic.

Impact Spicer will likely be good to go Saturday after returning to team training following a toe injury. He had previously starter the last three matches at the left midfield, recording a goal with 17 crosses (two accurate) in that span. Raoul Petretta had started the last outing in his spot, where he will look to compete for that position with Spicer once fully fit.

APRIL 17 • ROTOWIRE

Officially out Spicer (toe) is out for Saturday's trip to Charlotte, per the MLS injury report.

Impact Spicer was originally listed as questionable but was downgraded to out in the final injury report. The defender will now miss Saturday's clash, and be in doubt for an April 20 match against New England. Spicer has started three matches in a row and will be tough to replace for Saturday's match, potentially prompting a change in formation.

APRIL 12 • ROTOWIRE

Questionable for Saturday Spicer is in question for Saturday's match against Charlotte due to toe issues, according to manager John Herdman, per John Molinaro of the TFC Republic.

Impact Spicer looks to have picked up a problem over the week, as he is now questionable with a toe complication. This could be an issue for the club, as the midfielder has started in the club's past three contests, with Jahkeele Marchall-Rutty being his most likely replacement due to Paoul Petretta also being questionable with a groin problem. The club will now most likely decide if Spicer is an option based on a late fitness test, with him returning to the starting XI as the best-case scenario, while any pain at all will probably force him to sit out.

APRIL 11 • ROTOWIRE

Scores opener in win Spicer scored one goal to go with three shots (two on goal) and seven crosses (one accurate) in Saturday's 2-0 win versus Atlanta United.

Impact Spicer scored the opener in the 35th minute with his first goal in the season. That was his first start and second overall appearance in MLS play, since transferring from the USL. The midfielder also led his side in crosses during the match.

MARCH 26 • ROTOWIRE

Toronto FC defeats Atlanta 2-0; Insigne leaves with right leg injury

Tyrese Spicer scored in his first MLS start and substitute Prince Owusu added his first MLS goal to help Toronto FC beat Atlanta United 2-0

MARCH 24 • ASSOCIATED PRESS

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Toronto FC defeats Atlanta 2-0; Insigne leaves with right leg injury