
After a bittersweet 2024 season, Inter Miami is gearing up for an intense 2025. The Florida-based club earned a spot in the FIFA Club World Cup as the top team in the regular season but faced disappointment after an early elimination in the first round of the MLS playoffs.
This unexpected playoff exit led to Gerardo “Tata” Martino stepping down as head coach. In a surprising move, Inter Miami swiftly appointed former Argentine U-20 manager Javier Mascherano as Martino's successor, marking the start of a new era for the club.
Mascherano's appointment caught many off guard, especially given Martino’s promising moments with the star-studded squad and his anticipated role in leading the team at the Club World Cup. Despite this, Martino announced his departure, citing personal reasons, prompting the club to act quickly in securing Mascherano’s services.
The former Barcelona midfielder has now joined a familiar environment in Miami, reuniting with Lionel Messi, Luis Suárez, Sergio Busquets, and Jordi Alba, teammates from his illustrious Barcelona days.
Speaking about Mascherano’s arrival, Suárez acknowledged the unique dynamic of being coached by a former teammate. “It’s strange to have him as a coach,” Suárez admitted, “but we respect his new role. He’s the one in charge now, and we must adapt to that dynamic.”
Rumors about Neymar joining Inter Miami have added excitement to the club’s offseason. The Brazilian star recently expressed his desire to reunite with Messi and Suárez, reigniting speculation about a potential transfer.
Suárez responded to the buzz in a press conference, saying, “Everyone knows what Neymar brings to the table and what we achieved together. While it’s exciting to think about, we’re in a different phase of our careers now. It’s a thrilling idea, but making it a reality is far more complicated.”
With Mascherano at the helm, Inter Miami is set for a pivotal year. The new coach faces the challenge of uniting the team and delivering strong performances both in the MLS and on the international stage at the Club World Cup.

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