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Inter Miami CF
StediyamuSitediyamu ya DRV PNK
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Mulongozgi wa maseŵeroGerardo Martino
NkhomboMajor League Soccer
2022Eastern Conference: 6th
Overall: 12th
Playoffs: First round
WebusaitiClub website
Current season
Active teams of Inter Miami CF

Club Internacional de Fútbol Miami, zina lake Inter Miami CF panji Inter Miami, ni gulu la bola la ku America ilo liri ku Fort Lauderdale, Florida.[3] Gulu ili likapangika mu chaka cha 2018 ndipo likamba kusewera mu chigaba cha Eastern Conference cha Major League Soccer mu chaka cha 2020. Gulu ili likuchita maseŵero awo ku DRV PNK Stadium, uko kale kukaŵa Lockhart Stadium.

Mbili

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Mu Novembala 2012, MLS commissioner Don Garber wakasimikizga kuti ligi yikunweka kuti yilute ku Miami, [4] Mu 2001, gulu la Miami Fusion likamara nchito ndipo mu 2009, gulu la Brazil la Marcelo Claure na FC Barcelona likaluza nchito yawo. [5]

Apo David Beckham, uyo wakapokera mwaŵi wakugura timu yinyake pa mtengo wa $25 miliyoni wakati wanjira mu ligi mu 2007, [6] Beckham wakaleka kuseŵera mu Epulero mu 2013, ndipo gulu ili likamba kudumbiskana na Beckham na awo ŵakamovwiranga kuti wakure, kusazgapo ku Miami. [7] Chaka chenechicho, ŵanthu ŵanyake ŵakamba kuguliska katundu wawo, kusazgapo Alessandro Butini wa ku Italy[8] ndipo mweneko wa timu ya Miami Dolphins Stephen M. Ross nayo wakakhumbanga kuŵa na ofesi ku Miami. [9]

Mu Disembala 2013 State of the League address, Garber wakalongosora kuti Beckham na Simon Fuller ndiwo ŵangaŵa ŵabwezi ŵake ku Miami.[10] Pamanyuma pa mwezi uwu, pa Disembala 17, ŵalara ŵa boma la Miami-Dade ŵakakolerana kuti Meya Carlos A. Giménez kuti wayowoye na gulu ilo Beckham wakalongozganga pa nkhani ya kuzenga sitediyamu mu msumba wa Miami.[11] Ŵakapharazga kuti Beckham wakachita ivyo wakasankha pa Febuluwale 5, 2014, [12] Ndipo timu ya Miami Beckham United, [13] Wupu wa Beckham, Fuller na Claure, ukaŵa na malo ghakusungirako vinthu ku Miami, uku ukughanaghana kuti ŵangazomerezgana ndalama zakuzengera sitediyamu. [14] Mu nkhani izo ŵakayowoyanga ku ŵalara ŵa boma na awo ŵakakhumbanga kuŵika ndalama mu kilabu, gulu ili likagwiliskiranga ntchito mazgu ghakuti "Miami Vice" na "Miami Current" nga ni mazina gha kilabu. [15]Mu August 2014, Commissioner Garber wakawerezgapo fundo zake zakuti ntchito iyi yilekenge kuzakachitika m'paka apo ŵazamupangira malo ghakukhala ŵanthu. [16] Beckham wakagura Fuller mu May 2019. [17]

On January 29, 2018, the Miami Beckham United group (consisting of Beckham, Claure, Fuller, Masayoshi Son [founder and CEO of SoftBank] and Jorge and José Mas, the Miami-based leaders of telecommunications and construction company MasTec)[18] four years after the ownership's original announcement of pursuing a team, was awarded the twenty-fifth MLS franchise and was set to launch in the 2020 season.[19][20] The announcement represented part of a larger MLS expansion that would increase its number of teams to 26 by 2020 and 30 after that. Since Beckham's original announcement of his intention to place a team in Miami in 2014, Orlando City, New York City FC, Atlanta United, Minnesota United, Los Angeles FC, and FC Cincinnati have all begun MLS play. Paul McDonough was hired as sporting director effective August 4.[21] The team's ownership group was later renamed Miami Freedom Park LLC.[22] They announced Club Internacional de Fútbol Miami, shortened to Inter Miami CF, as the club's official name on September 5, 2018.[23]

On December 30, 2019, former Uruguay national team player and C.F. Monterrey manager Diego Alonso was announced as the club's inaugural head coach.[24][25]

Argentine striker Gonzalo Higuaín signed with Miami in 2020.

Inter Miami's first MLS game was played on March 1, 2020, losing 1–0, away to Los Angeles FC.[26] Designated Player Rodolfo Pizarro scored the first goal in Inter Miami history the following game on March 7, in a 2–1 loss to D.C. United.[27] Their first home match was supposed to be on March 14, 2020, against LA Galaxy, Beckham's former club. The match has since been delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[28] On August 23, 2020, Inter Miami recorded their first franchise victory, 3–2 over Orlando City.[29] On January 18, 2021, England Women's manager Phil Neville was appointed as the new head coach, and Seattle Sounders FC's Chris Henderson as chief soccer officer and sporting director.[30][31][32]

In 2021, the Mas brothers finalized a buyout to take over majority ownership of the team from Claure and Son.[33] On May 28, 2021, MLS announced that it would sanction Inter Miami CF, owner Jorge Mas, and former sporting director Paul McDonough for violating roster rules during the 2020 season. The club had signed Blaise Matuidi and Andrés Reyes using targeted allocation money (TAM) to comply with salary cap requirements and avoid using its three Designated Player slots, but were found to have exceeded the TAM maximum of $1.61 million per player. MLS fined the club $2  million and reduced its allocation dollars by $2.27  million for the 2022 and 2023 seasons, while Mas was fined $250,000 and McDonough was suspended from league activities through the end of the 2022 season.[34] Prior to the announcement, Matuidi was reclassified as a Designated Player by taking the slot occupied by Matías Pellegrini, who was loaned to Fort Lauderdale CF after his contract was bought out by the club.[35]

Argentine attacker Lionel Messi signed with Miami in July 2023.

On June 1, 2023, Inter Miami announced that the club had parted ways with Neville. At the time, the club was in last place in the Eastern Conference. "Sometimes in this game, we have to make the toughest decisions and sadly we feel the time is right to make a change," said Beckham. Assistant coach Javier Morales assumed the role of interim head coach the same day.[36] Four days later, seven-time Ballon d'Or winner Lionel Messi announced his intention to join the club after leaving Paris Saint-Germain, turning down offers to play for Al-Hilal and FC Barcelona.[37] Messi signed his Designated Player contract on July 15, 2023, joining the team through the 2025 MLS season.[38] Argentine and former Barça manager Tata Martino was appointed as the head coach of the club on June 28 and joined Miami the following month.[39] Messi formally joined the team, alongside former Barcelona teammate Sergio Busquets, at an unveiling ceremony on July 16.[40] Five days later, another of his former Barcelona teammates, Jordi Alba, also signed for Inter Miami.[41]

Colors and badge

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The Miami Beckham United group unveiled the team's name and colors on September 5, 2018. The name was announced as Club Internacional de Fútbol Miami (Inter Miami CF). The crest, designed in style and colors that recall the city's Art Deco architectural tradition, displays two great white herons with interlocking legs forming a letter M. Between the herons is an eclipse, the sun bearing seven rays in an homage to the number Beckham often wore as a player.[3][42] The team colors are pink, black and white and it is the only major men's professional sports team in North America that has pink as a team color.[43][44] The full achievement displays the team name encircling all with the Roman numerals MMXX representing the year 2020, the inaugural season of play.[45]

The species of the birds in the crest was the subject of debate after its announcement and unveiling, with some speculating them to be flamingos and egrets.[46] The team later announced that the birds are white herons.[47]

The club's name has been the subject of a trademark dispute with Italian club Inter Milan, which had filed a claim with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for the protected use of "Inter" in 2014. MLS filed an objection to the trademark claim in April 2019, arguing that the name "Inter" was generic due to its use by other clubs and could not be claimed exclusively.[48] As of 2021, the case continues.[49]

Stadium

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Miami Freedom Park

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Nkhani ikulu: Miami Freedom Park
The Melreese Country Club is the future site for Miami Freedom Park.

In March 2020, Inter Miami began to play in Fort Lauderdale. They will continue to do so until their new stadium, to be known as Miami Freedom Park, is completed.[50][51] The current proposal is for a 25,000-seat stadium that would form part of Freedom Park, a mixed-use complex on the present site of the city-owned Melreese Country Club near the Miami International Airport. Approval for construction of the stadium depended on the outcome of a public referendum held on November 6, 2018.[52] The result of the referendum had roughly 60 percent of voters approving the measure to convert the city-owned golf course near the international airport into Inter Miami CF's new stadium, Miami Freedom Park.[53]

The proposed development, to be built on 131-acre (53 ha) public land, will include 1,000,000 square feet (93,000 m2) of office, retail and commercial space, 750 hotel rooms, 23 acres (9.3 ha) of public soccer fields in addition to the 10.5-acre (4.2 ha) stadium, and the remaining 58 acres (23 ha) will be a public park. The owners will also make annual installments of $20 million for 30 years for improvements to public parks across the city.[54] The agreement still requires the approval of a four-vote supermajority of the five City of Miami commissioners. The plan had faced opposition from supporters of the golf club and many details, such as fiscal responsibility for toxic incinerator ash in the soil, remain to be worked out.[55]

The decision follows a lengthy exploration of options.[56] Some locations that had previously been considered included: Dodge Island at PortMiami (2013), the Downtown Miami waterfront at Museum Park (2014),[57][58] a site adjacent to MLB's Marlins Park (2015), and a privately owned site in Miami's Overtown (2015–16).[59][60][61][62] The team also considered the Riccardo Silva Stadium at Florida International University.[63][64]

DRV PNK Stadium

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Nkhani ikulu: DRV PNK Stadium
DRV PNK Stadium entrance

DRV PNK Stadium is a soccer stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on the site of the former Lockhart Stadium.[65] The stadium is oriented north–south for soccer configuration, so the sun won't be in the eyes of the goalie.[66] The stadium is the primary headquarters for the team and its youth academy in addition to further training grounds.[66]

The Fort Lauderdale Strikers announced in 2016 that they were moving out of Lockhart Stadium,[67] after which the stadium fell into a state of disrepair.[68] In late January 2019, Inter Miami announced its intentions to pursue the Lockhart Stadium site to serve as the club's training ground for its first team, USL League One reserve team Fort Lauderdale CF, and youth academy. The development would also include an 21,000-seat stadium, which will serve as the permanent home of Fort Lauderdale CF and as the interim home for Inter Miami for at least the first two seasons while the Miami Freedom Park stadium is under construction.[69] The Fort Lauderdale city council unanimously approved Inter Miami's bid for the Lockhart Stadium site in March 2019. In April, the Fort Lauderdale City Commission cleared Inter Miami to begin the demolition process.[68][70] On July 9, 2019, the Fort Lauderdale City Commission unanimously approved a 50-year lease agreement for the Lockhart Stadium site with Inter Miami; under the terms of the agreement, the city will retain ownership of the property while the soccer club will be responsible for the construction, operation, and maintenance of the new facilities.[71]

Training complex

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In late January 2019, the club announced its intentions to pursue the Lockhart Stadium site in Fort Lauderdale to serve as the club's training ground for its first team, youth academy, and future United Soccer League (USL) team.[72]

The new training complex consist of over 30 acres (12 ha) of grass and green space, that will include various amenities such as a park, youth soccer fields, and a community center. Upon completion, the complex is used as the permanent training facilities for all levels of Inter Miami's teams ranging from their Youth Academy teams and USL League One team to the first team that plays in MLS.[73]

Ownership

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The ownership group behind the franchise was first formed in 2013 as Miami Beckham United, though it now trades under the name Miami Freedom Park LLC.[22] The original ownership group was led by Miami-based Bolivian businessman Marcelo Claure,[74] while Masayoshi Son and brothers Jorge and Jose Mas were added to the ownership group in 2017.[75] The effort originated in a contract David Beckham signed with MLS in 2007; he joined LA Galaxy and negotiated an option to own an expansion team at a discounted franchise fee.[22][76]

On September 17, 2021, it was announced that Beckham and the Mas brothers had bought out Claure and Son's stakes in the ownership group.[77] Ares Management was also added to the ownership group.[78]

Supporters

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The club has four official supporters groups: The Siege, Southern Legion, Vice City 1896, and Nación Rosa Y Negro.[79]

Rivalries

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The club has an intrastate rivalry with Orlando City SC, currently the team's closest neighbors and only other Florida-based team in MLS.[80] Orlando City joined MLS in 2015 but had to wait until its sixth season to play a first intrastate match against an MLS opponent following the introduction of Inter Miami as an expansion franchise in 2020. Unlike a lot of rivalries in Major League Soccer, there is no name for this series although several have been proposed to little to no success.[81]

The club also has an intracity rivalry in USL Championship club Miami FC. It is known as the "Miami Clásico".[82]

Players and staff

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Wonaniso: List of Inter Miami CF players

Squad

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As of July 20, 2023[83]
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Technical staff

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As of June 28, 2023[84]
Role Name Nation
Head coach Gerardo Martino  Argentina
Assistant goalkeeping coach Sebastián Saja  Argentina
Head of first team performance Miguel Motolongo  Venezuela
Sports scientist Nicolas Lewis  United States
Performance analyst Alec Scott  England
Performance analyst Tom Childs  England
Assistant analyst Brett Uttley  United States
Sporting director Chris Henderson  United States
Director of soccer operations Niki Budalić  Canada
Director of scouting Mark Prizant  United States
Scouting agent Alessio Sundas  Italy
Director of analytics Sam Gregory  Canada

Head coaches

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Name Nationality Tenure G W D L Win %
Diego Alonso  Uruguay Template:WDL
Phil Neville  England Template:WDL
Javier Morales (interim)  Argentina Template:WDL
Gerardo Martino[85]  Argentina Template:WDL

Records

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Nkhani ikulu: List of Inter Miami CF records and statistics

Seasons

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Nkhani ikulu: List of Inter Miami CF seasons
Season League Position Playoffs USOC Continental / other Average
attendance 		Top goalscorer(s)
Div League Pld W L D GF GA GD Pts PPG Conf. Overall Name(s) Goals
2020 1 MLS 23 7 13 3 25 35 −10 24 1.04 10th 19th PR NH MLS is Back Tournament GS 2,216 Scotland Lewis Morgan 5
2021 1 MLS 34 12 17 5 36 53 −17 41 1.21 11th 20th – NH 14,713 Argentina Gonzalo Higuaín 12
2022 1 MLS 34 14 14 6 47 56 −9 48 1.41 6th 12th R1 Ro16 12,613 Argentina Gonzalo Higuaín 16
Total – – 91 33 44 14 108 144 −36 113 1.24 – – – – – – Argentina Gonzalo Higuaín 29

^ 1. Avg. attendance include statistics from league matches only.
^ 2. Top goalscorer(s) includes all goals scored in League, MLS Cup Playoffs, U.S. Open Cup, MLS is Back Tournament, CONCACAF Champions League, FIFA Club World Cup, and other competitive continental matches.

Club Ranking

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Infrastructure

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Reserve team

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Nkhani ikulu: Inter Miami CF II

On October 9, 2019, the club announced that they will be fielding a reserve team in the third tier of US Soccer, USL League One. This team allows the club to prepare future players with quality competition in hopes of being called up to the first team. The unnamed League One Miami team will train at the training facilities of Inter Miami CF Stadium.[89]

The team was to open their inaugural season on March 27, 2020, against Union Omaha at Inter Miami CF Stadium but the match was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[90]

On February 24, 2022, Fort Lauderdale CF announced that the team had rebranded as Inter Miami CF II ahead of their move to the MLS Next Pro, the new reserve league for MLS teams.[91]

Academy

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The Inter Miami CF Academy is the official youth academy and development system of Inter Miami CF that was established in 2019.[92] The academy consists of various levels of age groups, ranging from U-12 to U-17. These teams will also train at the training grounds in Inter Miami CF Stadium alongside their MLS and USL League One counterparts. All of Inter Miami's youth teams compete in the MLS Next soccer league as of the inaugural 2022 season. The system covers the under-12, under-13, under-14, under-15, and under-17 age groups.[93]

Media

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The team's first three matches in the 2020 season were assigned to national broadcasts; a broadcast deal was not announced before the suspension of play due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the team did announce that Ray Hudson would serve as color commentator,[94] Andres Cordero served as the play-by-play commentator, joined by Fernando Fiore as the host, and Kaylyn Kyle as the sideline reporter.[95] On April 3, 2020, the club announced a regional English-language television deal with CBS Television Stations, under which its regional matches will air on MyNetworkTV affiliate WBFS-TV, with selected matches airing on CBS station WFOR-TV.[96] Then on April 30, the club announced a Spanish rights deal with Univision, where games would be aired on its TV affiliate WAMI and radio affiliate WQBA, with a broadcast team consisting of Ramses Sandoval, Luis Omar Tapia [es], Daniel Nohra [es], Diego Balado [es], Nicholas Cantor and Tony Cherchi.[97]

All of Major League Soccer's regional television contracts expired after the 2023 season, with all television coverage moving to MLS Season Pass on Apple TV.[98]

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