Just four months after leading Inter Miami to a landmark title, Javier Mascherano has stepped down as head coach of the club. The Argentine tactician leaves his role for personal reasons, departing with the team as reigning MLS Cup champions.

The 41-year-old manager guided the Herons to their first-ever Major League Soccer title in December, marking a defining moment in the club’s short history. Under Mascherano, Inter Miami not only secured domestic glory but also delivered a commendable performance on the global stage at the FIFA Club World Cup, further elevating their growing international profile.

In the wake of his departure, 62-year-old Guillermo Hoyos has been appointed as the new head coach. Having previously overseen the club’s academy, Hoyos now takes charge of a star-studded squad, tasked with building on recent success and maintaining momentum at the highest level.

Javier Mascherano has decided to bring his tenure as Head Coach to an end. A champion who, together with his staff, will always be part of the @InterMiamiCF family and forever linked to our first star.

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— Inter Miami CF (@InterMiamiCF) April 14, 2026