The future of Germán Berterame is once again at the center of the soccer conversation. In the last few hours, Inter Miami’s interest in Rayados de Monterrey’s striker has gained momentum, a situation that could lead to one of the most talked-about moves of the market between Liga MX and MLS.
The Florida club would be willing to make a strong move: activate the termination clause of Germán Berterame for 15 million dollars, which puts the Monterrey board of directors before a key decision. For Rayados, it is not just a question of money: it also involves evaluating the sporting impact of losing one of their most important players in attack.
Unconfirmed, but not denied
Germán Berterame was asked about the rumors, but his answer was brief and clear: “I cannot speak”.
Although he neither confirmed nor denied anything, the statement further fueled speculation about what is to come.
The striker has been a constant part of the offensive scheme, with numbers to back him up:
12 goals and 3 assists, a performance that has made him a benchmark for the team.
Rayados is worried… and it hurts in the dressing room
The possible farewell is not only worrying the fans. Inside the dressing room, the rumor is also being felt.
Iker Fimbres, one of Germán Berterame’s closest teammates, acknowledged that a departure would be an emotional blow to the group and would “hurt a lot” for the squad.
For this reason, Monterrey’s board of directors is already working on options to find a replacement, with one important detail:
The transfer window closes on February 9, so time is against us and any negotiations would have to be resolved quickly.
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Germán Berterame
Berterame also has his sights set on El Tri
While his future at club level is being defined, Germán Berterame has another enormous objective in his career: the Mexican National Team.
The striker was called up by coach Javier Aguirre, along with players such as Iker Fimbres, Víctor Guzmán and Diego Lainez, to play friendly matches against Panama and Bolivia.
These matches are important because they are part of the preparation for the 2026 World Cup, where Mexico will try to be at its best.
His response to criticism for being naturalized
In the midst of the debate about naturalized players in El Tri, Germán Berterame chose to remain calm and not get involved in the controversy:
“It goes in one ear and out the other.”
The message is clear: his focus is on sportsmanship and proving on the field that he can earn a place, regardless of the off-field conversation.
For now, Inter Miami wants him, Rayados decides and Germán Berterame keeps silent, but the clock is ticking… and this story could explode at any moment.
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