Inter Miami CF News

10/07/2022

Inter Miami CF announced today that it is allying itself with 24 local academies from throughout South Florida, forming its inaugural class of official partner clubs for the 2022-23 season. The clubs will collaborate to further the development of fútbol throughout the region.
“Our primary commitment as an Academy is to the development of fútbol in South Florida and officially allying ourselves with these clubs is a major step to that end,” said Academy Director Craig Dalrymple. “This is something we’ve been working on for a long time. We’re excited to work with each of these clubs and to share the unique perks of a world class organization like ours.”
The partnership will see Inter Miami and these local clubs commit resources to each other. Notably, partner clubs will be expected to undertake and commit to the implementation of a player-centric philosophy, which focuses on the development and experience of each player. Player promotion to the highest level is encouraged. Partner clubs will also be expected to facilitate and support promotion of its top talents to Inter Miami’s Discovery Program, Academy trials, and Inter Miami as full-time players.
Inter Miami, meanwhile, will offer community club education events, Academy coaching internship notification and opportunities, invitations for potential exhibition matches, a goalkeeper talent ID & development program, community club festivals hosted at the Florida Blue Training Center, and social events for partner club staff.

10/03/2022

Inter Miami CF forward Gonzalo Higuaín announced today that he will retire at the conclusion of the 2022 MLS season. The Argentine’s stellar 17-and-a-half-year career saw him feature in the top divisions of Italy, Spain and England for several of the world’s most famous clubs, as well as the Argentinian national team, compiling a glittering record of over 300 goals and over 100 assists across more than 700 appearances. Higuaín will close his remarkable career in outstanding form with Inter Miami, registering 12 goals and two assists in the last 14 games, and is aiming to continue this positive momentum to take the team to the playoffs and beyond.

The forward’s extensive list of career accolades also consists of a number of individual recognitions, including being named to the Serie A Team of the Year three times, UEFA Europa League Squad of the Season twice and Juventus Player of the Year twice. He famously netted 36 league goals during the 2015-16 Serie A campaign, a competition record for a single season. Higuaín also captured three LaLiga titles, three Serie A titles, a UEFA Europa League title, a Copa del Rey title, and three Coppa Italia titles, among others.
On the international stage, Higuaín starred for the Argentinian national team. The forward made 75 appearances for La Albiceleste and scored 31 goals across all competitions, the fifth-most of any player in the country’s history. He appeared in matches at three editions of the FIFA World Cup, including leading them to the 2014 final. He also appeared in three Copa América tournaments, helping Argentina reach the final twice.
At the club level, Higuaín signed for Inter Miami as a Designated Player on Sept. 18, 2020 before going on to make 64 appearances, 54 of them starts, and tallying 26 goals and 14 assists in MLS action thus far. He led the team in scoring in 2021 with 12 goals, and is on pace to lead the team once again with 14 goals scored this season.

02/26/2022

Starting XI, 🆚

02/02/2022

defender signs with

Yedlin returns to after spending seven years in Europe at Tottenham, Sunderland, Newcastle and Galatasaray.

01/25/2022

Conversations between Inter Miami and U.S. national team defender DeAndre Yedlin have progressed in the past few days and the two sides are getting closer to working out a deal that would add a significant piece to a youth-filled revamped roster. The club and player are ironing out details and awaiting exit paperwork from Turkish club Galatasaray, according to a source with knowledge of the negotiations. Other clubs have shown interest in the defender, but Miami is the likeliest destination, and a deal could be reached by next week if everything falls into place. Galatasaray has agreed to a buyout, so Miami would not have to pay a transfer fee. Yedlin, 28, is a Seattle native and former Seattle Sounder with a strong tie to Inter Miami chief soccer officer Chris Henderson, who previously worked with the Sounders and signed Yedlin to his first contract. According to the source Yedlin is intrigued by the idea of helping Henderson in his rebuild of the roster and has had good dialogue with club co-owner Jorge Mas. Yedlin’s partner, Crystal Rodriguez, had a baby girl five months ago and they are seeking a return to the United States to raise her closer to family. He also wants to be closer to his maternal grandparents, who helped raise him.

Read more at: https://www.miamiherald.com/sports/article257696563.html =cpy

01/06/2022

12/16/2021

Official: Welcome, Ariel Lassiter✍🏼🇨🇷

signs Costa Rican international attacker from Houston Dynamo to strengthen the squad’s offense ahead of the 2022 campaign!

12/15/2021

2022 MLS Schedule Unveiled!🚨⚽

Our full 34 game schedule is here, kicking off at DRVPNKStadium vs on Feb 26 and concluding at home vs on Oct 9th!

11/15/2021

Inter Miami CF announced roster decisions following the Club’s 2021 Major League Soccer (MLS) season.
“Inter Miami would like to thank the players, coaches and staff for their work and contributions in the 2021 season. The Club continues to work diligently to construct a team that will bring our incredible fans the success they deserve,” said Chief Soccer Officer and Sporting Director Chris Henderson. “We remain in conversations with several players about returning next year and aim to recruit exciting new talent that will help us achieve our goals.”
Players with guaranteed contracts (already under contract) for 2022: Edison Azcona, Drake Callender, Julián Carranza, Nicolás Figal, Ian Fray, Kieran Gibbs, Leandro González Pirez, Gregore, Gonzalo Higuaín, Joevin Jones, Christian Makoun, Nick Marsman, Blaise Matuidi, Lewis Morgan, Rodolfo Pizarro, Jairo Quinteros, Robbie Robinson, Ryan Shawcross, Felipe Valencia
Contract options exercised: None
Contract options declined: George Acosta, Ventura Alvarado, Dylan Castanheira, Jay Chapman, Sami Guediri, Kelvin Leerdam, John McCarthy, Josh Penn, Patrick Seagrist, Victor Ulloa
Out of contract: Federico Higuaín, Brek Shea, Indiana Vassilev