Toronto FC has said no to Andrew Ornoch, leaving the Canadian international without a club. Several sources have suggested that Ornoch is upset by the decision, claiming that TFC advised him to buy himself out of his contract in Europe before pulling an implied offer off the table.
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New head coach Aron Winter is said to not favour the player. It's likely that the confusion was because of a difference in opinion on Ornoch between the new management and the interim staff.
Ornoch is said to be considering his options in both Europe and North America and hopes to be with a club at the close of the transfer window. He is available on a free.
However it does appear that TFC is about to bring in another offensive player. The Times of Malta reports that Brazilian Camilo, who most recently played in the K-League, is set to join the Reds. A request for comment from TFC was not responded to.
At just 5'7" Camilo would be the second diminutive striker brought in to the club this off-season. They also drafted 5'3" Ecuadorian Joao Plata in the SuperDraft.
Camilo didn't settle in Korea, not scoring in just seven appearances. However, he was prolific in the Maltese Premier League scoring 24 goals in 22 games. The Maltese Premier League is currently ranked 48th in Europe, just ahead of the Northern Ireland league.