The pressure at Inter Miami is mounting. After a below-expectations start to the 2025 season, the team led by Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez, Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba has just one win in its last eight games in all competitions. The club is seventh in the MLS Eastern Conference after 14 games, and the continuity of Javier Mascherano as manager has begun to be questioned.
In view of this situation, the name of André Jardine has gained traction in the Inter Miami board of directors headed by Jorge Mas and David Beckham, who have already begun to evaluate possible scenarios in the event of Mascherano’s departure.
Jardine: a technician on the rise
André Jardine is no stranger to U.S. soccer or to the Inter Miami board.
His career has been marked by important successes, among them, the gold medal with the Brazilian Olympic Team in Tokyo 2020.
In addition to his solid period with Atlético de San Luis and then with Club América, where he won multiple titles and kept the Águilas as the protagonists of Mexican soccer.
Since his arrival at América in 2023, André Jardine has been synonymous with results.
Despite losing the Clausura 2025 final to Toluca, his offensive style, locker room management and ability to develop young players have been recognized both in Mexico and in other markets.
Connection with Jardine
A key figure linking André Jardine to Inter Miami is Alberto Marrero, the club’s current director of soccer.
Marrero was the one who brought Jardine to Atlético de San Luis at the time and maintains a relationship of trust with the Brazilian.
This background reinforces the possibility that Jardine will be chosen if Mascherano’s departure becomes a reality.
Pressure is mounting at Inter Miami
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However, any attempt to sign him will have to go through Club America, as Jardine is under contract until the summer of 2027.
His termination clause is around $5 million, an amount that Inter Miami would have to negotiate if it wants him in the short term.
Focus on the Club World Cup
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Meanwhile, the present compels Inter Miami to remain competitive.
For U.S. Hispanic fans, this news is of special interest, as it involves two of the most international teams in the region.
If André Jardine’s arrival at Inter Miami is finalized, it would mark a new chapter in the growing connection between Liga MX and MLS.
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