[VIDEO]:Toronto Players halt training session after alligator invades pitch
The players of Toronto FC had to halt their training session for a few minutes after an alligator invaded the pitch.
The MLS held a training session at the ChampionsGate Resort near Orlando in Florida, which was closed to the public.
But clearly, the gator did not get that memo.
While staff fled, the more courageous players inched closer for a better view.
The deal was completed using our newly-acquired GAM (Gator Acquisition Money)
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— Toronto FC (@TorontoFC) April 27, 2021
Eventually, a resort staffer in a golf cart chased the gator away, allowing the session to continue.
“All I can tell you is this, there was a massive alligator. My players are running towards the gator as I went the other way,” Toronto FC coach, Chris Armas, told The Canadian Press.
“Listen, we talk about (being) fearless and aggressive around here, but I thought we wouldn’t think about that at that moment.”
The side has had to relocate to Florida due to travel restrictions imposed to address the spread of coronavirus.
The club saw the funny side of the incident tweeting: “Toronto FC have agreed to terms with Ale Gator on a short-term loan,” the club tweeted. “The deal was completed using our newly-acquired GAM (Gator Acquisition Money).”
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