Toronto plans to sell Victor Vazquez to a team in Qatar

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Toronto says it plans to sell Spanish midfielder Victor Vazquez to a team in Qatar.

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Toronto says it plans to sell Spanish midfielder Victor Vazquez to a team in Qatar.

The Major League Soccer team did not identify the purchasing club. The deal is pending a physical.

Vazquez turns 32 on Jan. 20. He had 16 goals and 25 assists in 52 regular-season games and scored the second goal in Toronto’s 2-0 MLS Cup final win over Seattle in 2017.

Toronto made the announcement Tuesday, when it opened preseason training.

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