Jonathan Osorio
#21 · Midfielder · age 33
Senior leader; one of the most-capped Canadians ever.
74
WC26 rating
- Recent form
- 48
- Career peak
- 48
- League level
- 78
- Competition pedigree
- 30
- International pedigree
- 96
- Longevity
- 41
Independent rating — league strength (Opta-anchored) × competition tier × position-normalized output. Thin data: leans on league tier, caps and FC26 prior. Not affiliated with EA or FIFA.
Osorio’s longevity is unusual in modern football and especially in MLS, where most homegrowns are flipped to Europe or moved on by 30. He has bridged three generations of Canadian football — from the Dwayne De Rosario era, to the John Herdman build, to the Marsch project — and his role in this squad is more about locker-room ballast than every-match starting. Expect him as a sub at the hour mark in tight games to lock down possession.
Strengths
- Veteran game-management
- Press resistance in tight areas
- Set-piece delivery
Recent form
Steady starter for Toronto FC through 2025-26; trusted by Marsch as a rotation midfielder.
Has been on the Toronto FC senior roster every single season since 2013 — the longest continuous stint of any active MLS player at one club.