Toronto FC made headlines during the 2025 MLS SuperDraft held on December 20, 2024, by making three key selections.

Before the draft, TFC traded their ninth overall pick to San Diego FC in exchange for forward Thiago Andrade.

TFC's second selection was Michael Sullivan from the University of Pittsburgh, chosen with the 39th overall pick.

Sullivan, 21, was a key player for the Panthers, scoring six goals and helping his team secure their first ACC regular season championship in 2024, while also being named to the All-ACC Academic Team.

The final pick for Toronto FC was Joseph Melto Quiah from the University of Dayton, selected with the 69th overall pick.

While these draft picks show promise, the potential impact of their contributions to Toronto FC remains uncertain.

Fisher, a 20-year-old standout, scored two goals and provided two assists in 35 appearances at SDSU, earning multiple All-American and All-Region honors.

In the draft, they acquired D.C. United's 23rd overall pick, selecting defender Reid Fisher from San Diego State University for $50,000 in General Allocation Money.

D.C. United could potentially receive an additional $50,000 in conditional GAM based on Fisher's performance metrics.

He was also recognized as the Pac-12 Freshman of the Year and played a crucial role in leading the Aztecs' defense throughout his college career.

Quiah, also 20, had an impressive college career, registering 14 goals and 16 assists in 47 appearances, and made his senior international debut for Liberia at age 16 in 2021.