For nearly six seasons, nothing has been as constant for Toronto FC as Michael Bradley.



The midfielder’s relentless work ethic, straightforward approach with the media and love for his adopted home of Toronto have been evident since he was announced as TFC’s newest Designated Player signing in January 2014.



But there could be change on the horizon for the TFC captain. He is currently the second-highest paid player in MLS. Bradley’s six-year contract, which pays him $6.5 million in guaranteed compensation annually, is up at the end of this season. That means Saturday’s first round MLS Cup playoff match against DC United could be the final home match of his TFC career. The U.S. men’s national team, which Bradley has captained, is also in a state of flux.



Bradley has declined to speak publicly about any possible contract extension throughout the season. But as part of a wide-ranging discussion with The Athletic, Bradley shared his...