Stylish Italian star Lorenzo Insine says the move to Toronto FC was a “life choice.”

Toronto FC announced a new franchise on Monday, showing that Italian star forward Lorenzo Incine has enough style both off and on the pitch.

Incine, 31, was wearing a white monogram jacket, a striped open-necked shirt, and blue sneakers over white Prada sneakers. With a thick watch on one of her wrists, the light shimmered from some of her earrings.

However, the highest-paying player in Major League Soccer revealed that he did not leave his hometown of Naples for money.

Incine said it was difficult to leave the Italian home, but coming to Canada was a “life choice” for him and his family. And he said he was looking forward to talking about him in the field.

He was accompanied by his wife and two sons, as well as other families and his representatives.

Clan Incine arrived on Friday and greeted fans at a rally in Little Italy, Toronto. Monday was his official introduction.

Incine’s first match will be against San Jose Earthquakes at home on July 9, two days after the MLS secondary transfer window opens.

Incine’s move to Toronto under a four-year contract was announced on January 8, but his arrival was postponed until the existing contract with Napoi expired at the end of the Italian season.