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Inter Miami Names Kily González as New Head Coach

He will only take charge after securing U.S. work permits, a delay that leaves the club without its new manager while it tries to recover ground for CONCACAF Champions League qualification.

Overview

  • Inter Miami announced the exit of Guillermo Hoyos and the hiring of former Argentina midfielder Cristian “Kily” González as head coach, with the club saying he will assume duties once work permits are approved.
  • González, a 52-year-old ex-Argentina international, has managed Rosario Central, Unión and Platense and this will be his first job outside Argentina.
  • Major League Soccer suspended Hoyos for one game for repeated delays by players returning to the field after halftime, so he will not sit on the bench for the upcoming match and will remain temporarily in charge until González arrives.
  • The coaching change follows a five-game winless run, a group-stage exit from the Leagues Cup and a defensive collapse that left Miami 10 points behind the Eastern Conference leader with a limited number of regular-season matches left.
  • The club now faces immediate pressure to turn results around to secure a spot in the CONCACAF Champions League, and the move highlights continued managerial instability at a high-profile, Beckham-linked team built around Lionel Messi and other veteran signings.