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Eco · Renewable energy · published 2026-08-27 · via The Guardian

Miami club close to naming Argentine as new manager

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Inter Miami are in advanced talks to bring in former Argentina international Cristian 'Kily' González as their new head coach. The move would replace interim coach Guillermo Hoyos, who has been suspended for one match. Miami are currently on a five-game winless streak in MLS.

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González arrives with a modest managerial record, having won fewer than a third of his matches across three Argentine clubs, with his most recent stint at Platense lasting just 14 games. His connection to Messi is largely geographic — both grew up in Rosario — though their international careers overlapped briefly during 2005 World Cup qualifiers, when they shared the pitch once.

Miami's current slide includes elimination from the Leagues Cup group stage and a heavy defeat to Nashville, leaving them ten points adrift in the Eastern Conference. The club invested heavily this season, adding Reguilón, St Clair, Berterame, and Casemiro after winning MLS Cup last year, yet the

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