Argentine Javier Mascherano announced Tuesday his decision to resign as Inter Miami’s technical director for personal reasons.
“I would like to inform you that, for personal reasons, I have decided to end my time as coach of Inter Miami CF,” the former player said in a statement distributed by the club.
Farewell after making history
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Mascherano, who is stepping down unexpectedly, expressed his gratitude for the trust Inter Miami placed in him since his arrival as coach in November 2024 and with whom he won his first MLS title.
“I will always carry with me the memory of our first star.”
“And wherever I am, I will continue to wish the club well in the future. I have no doubt that the team will continue to be successful,” he added.
Coach Guillermo Hoyos will replace Mascherano for the upcoming matches.
I have decided to end my time as head coach of Inter Miami CF
Javier Mascherano
In his first season in charge, Mascherano guided Inter Miami to one of its most successful campaigns, winning its first MLS Cup title.
Under his leadership, the team achieved a record-breaking season in 2025.
Scoring a total of 101 goals between the regular season and the playoffs.
The most in a single season in MLS history, according to club figures.
Mascherano leaves Inter Miami along with the coaching staff that arrived with him in January 2024.
With information from EFE
From youth leader to elite coach
Prior to joining Inter Miami, Javier Mascherano developed his coaching career mainly in Argentina’s youth national teams.
He was appointed coach of the U-20 national team, where he led international tournaments and talent development processes.
Subsequently, he took charge of the U-23 national team, participating in official competitions and consolidating his profile as a coach in development.
His style was characterized by tactical discipline and leadership, influenced by his time as a professional player.
Although he had no top-level club experience, his work with young prospects positioned him as an interesting bet for MLS.
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