Toronto FC signs American striker Josh Sargent from Norwich City

The $27 million transfer brings the 26-year-old forward to the MLS club.

Published on Feb. 28, 2026

Toronto FC has agreed to a transfer deal with Norwich City to acquire American striker Josh Sargent. The $27 million deal will bring the 26-year-old, who scored 15 goals and had 5 assists for Norwich last season, to the MLS club.

Why it matters

The signing of Sargent, a U.S. Men's National Team player, is a major move for Toronto FC as they look to return to the MLS playoffs after missing out the last five seasons. Sargent's goal-scoring ability could provide a much-needed boost to Toronto's offense.

The details

Sargent joined Norwich City in 2021 and has scored 56 goals with 15 assists over 155 appearances for the club. He previously played four seasons with Werder Bremen in Germany's Bundesliga. Sargent missed Norwich's last 8 games this season after being sent to train with their Under-21 squad.

  • Sargent is under contract with Norwich through 2028.
  • Toronto FC will open their MLS regular season on Saturday, February 25th against FC Dallas.

The players

Josh Sargent

A 26-year-old American striker who has played for Norwich City since 2021 and previously spent four seasons with Werder Bremen in Germany.

Toronto FC

The MLS club that has agreed to a $27 million transfer deal to acquire Sargent, as they look to return to the playoffs after missing out the last five seasons.

Norwich City

The English Championship club that is selling Sargent to Toronto FC for a reported $27 million transfer fee.

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What’s next

Toronto FC will debut Sargent in their regular season opener against FC Dallas on Saturday, February 25th.

The takeaway

This transfer deal represents Toronto FC's commitment to improving their roster and returning to MLS Cup contention, with the addition of the talented American striker Josh Sargent.