With the team missing out on the MLS playoffs, the Herons are looking to travel to Asia for a series of friendlies next month.
Diego GorostietaDiegsGorostietaPaul Reidypaulreidy67Estados UnidosUpdate: Oct 11th, 2023 01:52 EDT
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Despite still having two MLS regular season games left to play, the 2023 campaign has practically come to an end for Inter Miami due to last weekend’s loss against Cincinnati with the home defeat representing an end to any mathematical possibility of qualifying for the playoffs.
Inter Miami now face Charlotte twice (home and away) before the curtain officially comes down on a historic season for the Miami based club.
3 countries. 2 leagues. 1 champion was crowned 🏆A look back at our @LeaguesCup final to conquer La Pr1mera! pic.twitter.com/TOh1csuudU
— Inter Miami CF (@InterMiamiCF) August 29, 2023
The games will still generate plenty of interest however as Charlotte are still in with an outside chance of clinching a wild-card place and with Lionel Messi set to participate at some level with the Argentine now recovered from injury. The striker is currently back with the Albiceleste as they face Paraguay and Peru in 2026 World Cup qualifiers. Messi will then return to Fort Lauderdale where he will begin preparation for for the final season games.
Gracias por el apoyo de siempre 🩷🖤 pic.twitter.com/RMxqdnNYY9
— Inter Miami CF (@InterMiamiCF) October 8, 2023
Inter Miami planning friendlies in China and Japan
According to reports from journalist Gastón Edul, Inter Miami will travel to Asia for a tour of friendly matches after failing to qualify for the playoffs of the 2023 MLS season.
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