Jayden Nelson made 50 appearances across all competitions for Toronto FC, but found himself behind Lorenzo Insigne and Federico Bernardeschi when they joined the MLS club
Nelson has made 50 appearances across all competitions since joining Toronto as a homegrown player in January 2020 but found himself behind Lorenzo Insigne and Federico Bernardeschi when the Italian stars joined the club midway through last season.
The return of veteran attacking midfielder Victor Vazquez also likely meant reduced played timing for the young Canadian. Named the 2019 Canada Soccer Youth Player of the Year, Nelson has won four caps for the senior national team. Located in Trondheim, Rosenborg is one of Norway’s leading clubs with 26 league titles and 12 Norwegian Cups.
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