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The Herons return to league play Saturday in Canada after taking June off to compete in the Club World Cup. A busy July is critical to Miami's hopes.
Ken Garner|
The Herons played their best soccer of the season during the Club World Cup, losing just once in four matches against some of the globe's best teams; but will Major League Soccer's inferior talent level hobble Inter Miami?
Ken Garner|
Inter Miami CF has the league's most expensive roster, and all but three teams pay less salary per point than the Herons. Which squads are getting the best bang for their payroll buck? Inter Heron breaks it down.
Ken Garner|
Paris Saint-Germain ended the Herons' surprise Club World Cup run Sunday with a 4-0 win that was never in doubt. Inter Miami's salary-cap restricted roster did as well as could be expected against the European champions.
Ken Garner|
Inter Miami CF has Major League Soccer's most expensive roster at $46.84 million; Inter Heron takes a look at the players' salaries and identifies whom provides the greatest -- and least -- value.
Ken Garner|
Paris Saint-Germain won its first UEFA Champions League title in less than a month ago after years of frustration. Can the French side's journey teach Los Garzas something about success?
Ken Garner|
Lionel Messi has experienced almost everything since he started playing football at 5 years old, but he'll take the field against a former team for the first time Sunday when Inter Miami and Paris Saint-Germain meet at the Mercedes-Benz Dome in the Club W
Ken Garner|
While Lionel Messi's guaranteed compensation is eye-wateringly expensive compared to other Major League Soccer players, he's worth every penny.
Ken Garner|
Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo will be linked throughout history. The Inter Miami captain told a reporter recently that the icons are "not friends," although not for the reasons some fans might expect.
Ken Garner|
Inter Miami had a disappointing first half, losing in the Champions Cup and enduring an eight-match streak with just one win. That slump is over; the Herons are unbeaten in their last five games, including a tie and a historic win at the Club World Cup.
Ken Garner|
In this short installment of INTERludes, Inter Miami stars continue to drive jersey sales, and Lionel Messi meets Italian legend Roberto Baggio.
Ken Garner|
'Fair Play Points' -- based on teams' red and yellow card accumulation -- is a tiebreaker for the FIFA Club World Cup group stage, and could be a problem for Inter Miami, which already has twice as many as its group opponents.
Ken Garner|
Inter Miami's Oscar Ustari and Al-Ahly's Mohamed l Shenawy excelled in the teams' scoreless draw Saturday. The Herons avoided embarrassment, but can they hope to compete with the rest of the Club World Cup field?
Ken Garner|
Inter Miami's Lionel Messi wins his third MLS Player of the Month award, Noah Allen receives Concacaf love, and five Herons are on international duty.
Ken Garner|
Despite a frustrating month, Inter Miami still has a lot to play for in 2025. Inter Heron takes a look at what Mascherano and company can do to maximize the Herons' performance.
Ken Garner|
INTERludes is a roundup of Inter Miami news from a variety of sources. It leads off today paying respect to Pope Francis, who died Monday at 88 years old. Also, Benja Cremaschi and Weigandt and Chelo Weigandt earn honors, Inter Miami gets high rankings.
Ken Garner|
Journeyman goalkeeper Oscar Ustari earned his first-ever MLS Team of the Matchday selection, while close friend and Inter Miami teammate Lionel Messi considers whether to play in a sixth World Cup.
Ken Garner|
The Herons were inconsistent in a scoreless draw against Chicago last week, after a stirring but exhausting quarterfinal war with Los Angeles FC. Will they be ready to face Columbus, Vancouver and Dallas?
Ken Garner|
Inter Miami II, the Herons' MLS Next Pro side, got off to a good start in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup with a 4-2 win against Miami United, and Messi's recent fitness issues raise questions about his future with Argentina's national team.
Ken Garner|
While Lionel Messi is sidelined with an adductor muscle injury and will miss Argentina's World Cup qualifying matches, midfielder Telasco Segovia has been called up for Venezuela's critical matches against Ecuador and Peru.
Ken Garner|
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