Toronto FC defender Drew Moor was one of several Reds to suffer injuries during the close of their run to the Concacaf Champions League final, and this one could have a more lasting impact.
Joshua Kloke of The Athletic Toronto exclusively reports that head coach Greg Vanney revealed Moor's injury was diagnosed as a "significant quad tear" which could extend his recovery to "more than a few weeks."
Moor joined TFC as a free agent prior to the 2016 campaign, and then signed an extension with an option the following year. The 14-year veteran has anchored the Toronto defense since his arrival, most notably serving as the center back in the 3-5-2 set that carried Toronto to 2017's historic treble.
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Captain Michael Bradley slid into central defense during Leg 2 of the CCL final and Saturday's draw vs. Chicago, and could remain on the backline as Moor recovers.
