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Caicedo, 18, started at center back for the shorthanded Herons against Columbus on Saturday and played with confidence and poise beyond his years.
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Lionel Messi helped the Herons win the 2023 Leagues Cup, the team's first major trophy. At this writing, oddsmakers favor the in-form Herons to win the 2026 edition as well.
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The rebuilding Columbus Crew claim a 2-2 draw on newcomer Brais Méndez' fluke free-kick goal in the 84th minute.
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Herons hope to continue winning form in Leagues Cup group stages and against rival and league-leader Nashville SC in August.
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Herons' captain Lionel Messi and his Argentina teammate Rodrigo De Paul returned to Inter Miami on Wednesday, just 10 days after Argentina lost the 2026 World Cup to Spain. Under FIFA rules, they could have taken three full weeks.
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The L.A. Galaxy, Major League Soccer's glamour club before Inter Miami signed Lionel Messi, has signed its share of big names. The complaint against the Herons has 'sore loser' written all over it.
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Inter Miami Academy goalkeeper Levi Williams, 16, started for Team East in the MLS Next Pro All-Star match Monday and kept a clean sheet before being subbed off at halftime in a 6-1 win.
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Inter Miami striker Luis Suárez, 39, earned his third consecutive MLS Team of the Matchday honor with a match-winning penalty kick at Montréal.
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The Herons beat La Máquina 2-1 in a 2023 Leagues Cup match on July 21, 2023, the first and only meeting between the sides. Messi and former midfielder Sergio Busquets subbed on in the 54th minute in their first appearances for Inter Miami.
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Yannick Bright, an Inter Miami defensive midfielder, is one of four players selected to replace All-Stars excused from competing in Wednesday's exhibition against the best of Liga MX.
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Inter Miami Guillermo Hoyos updates reporters on Germán Barterame's condition after suffering a head injury Saturday.
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Germán Berterame suffered what appeared to be a severe head or neck injury in the 69th minute of Inter Miami's 1-0 victory at Montréal. He was transported by ambulance to a local hospital. No further details were available at this writing.
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Dayne St. Clair, last year's MLS Goalkeeper of the Year, has struggled in Miami, and Rocco Ríos Novo didn't inspire confidence Wednesday against Chicago, whiffing on an attempted clearance that resulted in an own goal.
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Homegrown midfielder scores game-winning goal against Chicago Preston Plambeck is so new to professional soccer he doesn't have a Wikipedia page. That'll change
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The Herons made winning the CONCACAF Champions Cup their top priority in 2026 but failed to win a single match. They still could lift the Leagues Cup, Supporters' Shield and MLS Cup, as well as another trophy nobody's talking about.
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Eight Herons missed Las Garzas' match Wednesday against the Chicago Fire, including World Cup semifinalists Leo Messi and Rodrigo De Paul. The makeshift lineup still managed a 3-2 win.
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After weeks of anticipation, Inter Miami officially signed the Brazil, Real Madrid and Manchester United legend to a deal that could keep him in South Florida through 2029.
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XXXXXX When the Chicago Fire and Inter Miami kick off tonight, it will have been 57 days since the Herons played together. During that time, the Beautiful Game
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Fricio Caicedo is the latest piece in the Herons' complicated defensive puzzle. A physically imposing athlete at 6 feet, 4 inches tall, the 18-year-old made his Ecuador national team debut in May.
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Spain quietly had one of the most dominant World Cup runs in history, allowing just one goal in eight matches; they are deserving champions. But with nothing left to prove, Messi's performance was the best of his six Cup runs.
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