US EditionToronto FC defender Nicksoen Gomis undergoes surgery to repair Achilles tendon
- Toronto FC defender Nicksoen Gomis underwent Achilles tendon surgery on Tuesday following an injury in Toronto’s 2-0 loss to New England last Saturday.
- Gomis suffered a non-contact injury inside Toronto’s penalty area late in the first half, adding to the team’s list of sidelined players that already includes captain Jonathan Osorio and five others.
- Toronto FC holds a 1-6-4 record and is seeking its first home victory this season while D.C. United, with 3-5-3, will visit Toronto on Saturday.
- D.C. United’s attack is led by 34-year-old Christian Benteke, who scored six goals this season and tied a franchise single-season record with 23 goals in 2024.
- Coach Robin Fraser called Gomis’ absence "a big loss for us" but expressed confidence about his recovery and said the team’s injury situation is improving.
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Toronto FC defender Nicksoen Gomis undergoes surgery to repair Achilles tendon
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Toronto FC defender Nicksoen Gomis undergoes surgery to repair Achilles tendon – 105.9 The Region
TORONTO — There was more bad news on the injury front for Toronto FC on Friday with word that defender Nicksoen Gomis had undergone surgery to repair his Achilles tendon. Toronto said Gomis, who went under the knife Tuesday, is out for the remainder of the season. The 23-year-old Frenchman had to be helped off the field Saturday, unable to put weight on his left leg after going down in the 63rd minute in the Toronto penalty box with a non-contac…
TFC Tidbits: Nicksoen Gomis ruled out for rest of season
Welcome to TFC Tidbits, a special feature at TFC Republic that curates small bits and pieces of news about what's going on with Toronto FC. Coach Robin Fraser: 'It's a big loss for us'Toronto FC will have to make do without Nickson Gomis for the rest of the 2025 season. The MLS club has confirmed that Gomis is expected to miss the remainder of the campaign after having successful surgery in Toronto to repair his left Achilles tendon on Tuesday.
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