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Soccer - Giovinco slates Toronto after agreeing Al-Hilal switch

The 32-year-old, who joined Toronto in 2015 from Juventus, scored 83 goals in 142 appearances for the club and picked up a string of individual honours including the league's MVP, Golden Boot and Newcomer of the Year awards.

Soccer - Giovinco slates Toronto after agreeing Al-Hilal switch
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He was named to the league's Best XI three times (2015-2017) and was an All-Star four times (2015-2018).

After thanking the club in a statement, Giovinco took a different tone in comments on Instagram.

"As I have always maintained, I was hoping to renew my contract and finish my playing career in a city that feels like home," he wrote.

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"For the 2 years I have been seeking to extend my contract, however management was reluctant. Recently, after refusing to exercise the club option for 2020, I was offered terms that I deemed unacceptable.

"They may say I left for a more lucrative deal, but this is not the case.

"After having grown the brand and elevating the overall reputation of TFC both at home and abroad, it seems I no longer serve a purpose. I would have accepted less to stay in Toronto."

(Writing by Jahmal Corner in Los Angeles; Editing by Peter Rutherford)


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