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By: Felipe Cardenas
It will be Game 2 of the best-of-three Round 1 series with Atlanta facing elimination.
By: Felipe Cardenas
Colapinto has captured the attention of Argentine media. Will it last?
By: Felipe Cardenas
Interim manager Valentino has worked wonders at Atlanta but the team is also looking for a big-name appointment for 2025.
By: Pablo Maurer, Felipe Cardenas
The Union underperformed in the 2024 season and missed the playoffs for the first time since 2017.
By: Paul Tenorio, Felipe Cardenas
Lionel Messi and Miami exit the MLS playoffs in the first round.
By: Felipe Cardenas
Atlanta United's 3-2 win left the MLS Cup without its biggest star - but Messi will forever be linked to Inter Miami
By: Felipe Cardenas
By knocking out Inter Miami, Atlanta United recorded one of the biggest upsets in MLS history - and goalkeeper Guzan was a major reason why
By: Pablo Maurer, Felipe Cardenas
Inter Miami head coach Gerardo ‘Tata’ Martino has resigned due to personal reasons, according to multiple sources. The 61-year-old led Miami to a record-setting 74-point regular season and a Supporters’ Shield title. However, Lionel Messi and Miami were eliminated from the post-season by Atlanta United in the quarterfinals of the MLS playoffs. Martino joined Miami in the summer of 2023 after a nearly four-year spell with the Mexican national team. It was his return to MLS after guiding Atlanta to an MLS Cup title in 2018. At the time of his hire, Martino was viewed as the ideal candidate...
By: Felipe Cardenas
Tata Martino will leave Inter Miami after their playoff failure — this is what it means
By: Felipe Cardenas
Miami's new stadium is also due to open ahead of the 2026 MLS season, when Messi will be 38.
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