US EditionInter Miami Coach Mascherano Leaves Club
- On Tuesday, Inter Miami head coach Javier Mascherano resigned with immediate effect, citing "personal reasons" just four months after guiding the club to its first MLS Cup title.
- The 41-year-old Argentine took charge in November 2024, replacing Gerardo "Tata" Martino, and led Inter Miami to a historic 2025 championship while managing former teammate Lionel Messi.
- Miami sits third in the Eastern Conference with three wins, three draws, and one loss this season, but recently exited the CONCACAF Champions Cup after elimination by Nashville SC.
- Sporting director Guillermo Hoyos led team practice on Monday and has assumed interim duties, while chief soccer officer Alberto Marrero will take over Hoyos' previous responsibilities as sporting director.
- Inter Miami is now evaluating candidates for a permanent successor, with the club potentially considering experienced MLS managers or figures with historical connections to the star-laden roster.
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Inter Miami's Jolting Changes: Mascherano Out, Hoyos In | Sports-Games
Inter Miami's Jolting Changes: Mascherano Out, Hoyos In Inter Miami announced a surprising managerial shift as head coach Javier Mascherano stepped down, citing personal reasons. The news comes just months after he led the team to an MLS Cup victory, marking another unexpected change for the club.Guillermo Hoyos, who has a storied relationship with Lionel Messi dating back to their time at Barcelona, takes over as the new head coach. Known for h…
By Juan Alvarado and Federico Leiva, CNN en Español. Argentine Javier Mascherano announced he will leave his position as head coach of Inter Miami, the team of star Lionel Messi and reigning champion of the American league. The news generated a strong impact on the Florida team, as only seven games of the MLS season have been played, although it is true that the Herons have already been eliminated from the Concacaf Champions Cup. Loved by some a…
The award-winning former player of FC Barcelona and the Albiceleste made history in the Florida franchise, which debuted in the American league in 2020 and which has former English owner David Beckham among its owners.
Guillermo Ojos is preparing to work with Lionel Messi for the second time in his career – He was his coach at "La Masia"
Argentina coach Javier Mascherano is no longer Inter Miami's chief of staff, and the surprise move comes just four months after winning the MLS Cup title with the club.
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