Overview
- Inter Miami co-owner Jorge Mas confirmed an offer for Berterame, and Monterrey sporting director José Antonio Noriega acknowledged an approach with a proposal viewed as interesting.
- Mexican transfer reporter César Luis Merlo says Monterrey accepted a $15 million bid and a verbal agreement is expected to be finalized in the coming days, though neither club has announced a done deal.
- World Soccer Talk reports the fee would be the largest sale in Monterrey’s history, with Monterrey holding 70% of Berterame’s rights, Atlético Madrid 20%, and Atlético San Luis 10%.
- Forbes notes the contract would require Miami’s remaining Designated Player slot, with the club valuing Berterame’s reliability and strong record in international competitions.
- Roster context includes a possible freed international spot if defender Gonzalo Lujan secures a U.S. green card, while former Mexico defender Paul Aguilar publicly urged Berterame to stay in Liga MX until after the World Cup.