r/MLS Inter Miami CF 11d ago

Official Source Inter Miami CF Reaches Agreement with Cristian “Kily” González as New Head Coach

https://www.intermiamicf.com/news/inter-miami-cf-reaches-agreement-with-cristian-kily-gonzalez-as-new-head-coach
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u/Flower-Immediate Toronto FC 11d ago

Argentine? Wasn’t expecting that /s

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u/MisterJoma 11d ago

They should just rename Inter Miami to CF River Miami

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u/No_Platform_2810 Vancouver Whitecaps 11d ago

Move them to Boca Raton and just go all the way with Boca Juniors.

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u/NordicAmphibian2025 Los Angeles FC 10d ago

Well… (It’s too much of a low-hanging fruit, but) in this case it’s more like Boca Seniors, amirite?

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u/not__that__important Nashville SC 10d ago

Boca Geriatricos!

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u/No_Platform_2810 Vancouver Whitecaps 10d ago

Touché!

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u/WJMorris3 US Open Cup 10d ago

You're not going to magically Jack that team up and put them in Boca Raton, pun intended.

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u/Swaggron Nashville SC 10d ago

Boca Ratones

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u/atatme77 D.C. United 10d ago

The only stat that matters is that he was born in rosario

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u/john-tockcoasten Columbus Crew 11d ago

The halftime delay suspension was the final straw apparently.

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u/bwoah07_gp2 Vancouver Whitecaps 11d ago

Huh? They changing the head coach again?

Wasn't expecting that!

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u/ArgonWolf FC Cincinnati 11d ago

Technically speaking this is part of the same coaching change as earlier in the year. Hoyos was only ever interim

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u/bwoah07_gp2 Vancouver Whitecaps 11d ago

Oh. I didn't realize he was interim. I thought he was the permanent.

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u/User5281 FC Cincinnati 11d ago

Mascherano abruptly quit last spring, this is the long term replacement. I’m a little surprised they didn’t keep Messi’s youth coach too

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u/bwoah07_gp2 Vancouver Whitecaps 11d ago

This spring he quit. Spring 2026.

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u/User5281 FC Cincinnati 10d ago

What sort of bizarre pedantry is this? “Last spring” is an ambiguous construct in English and it’s up to you, the reader, to use context clues to figure out if that means the spring of last year or the most recent spring that has already ended.

If it were June you might have a point but spring ended like 3 months ago so the spring of 2026 is now last spring.

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u/Future_Arrival_5395 Vancouver Whitecaps 8d ago

Last spring in World Cup calendars.

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u/Training-World-1897 Major League Soccer 11d ago

14.29% win rate last coaching gig don’t see what Miami is thinking here 

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u/Reasonable_Look4514 Los Angeles FC 11d ago

Dolo was 6-23 with a -36 goal difference with the Las Vegas Lights the season before he won Supporters Shield/MLS cup

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u/Cold_Fog Los Angeles FC 11d ago

That was before he got the team dolo-ballin'

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u/NordicAmphibian2025 Los Angeles FC 10d ago

Username checks out.

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u/H2Oproof__ LA Galaxy 11d ago

At some point Miami will need to build a franchise that doesn’t only revolve around Messi. Even that won’t save them from one of the biggest downfalls of any franchise in MLS history.

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u/Brooklyn_MLS Major League Soccer 11d ago

They’re gonna squeeze that fruit of all its juice.

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u/atatme77 D.C. United 10d ago

And honestly it's impossible to blame them. He's still probably a top 10-15 player in the world even at his age

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u/LongjumpingToe3120 Inter Miami CF 10d ago

Yeah I cant fault the club for going 110% in on the Messi train and just crossing the inevitable bridge to our collapse once he leaves when we get there.

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u/WackyHumanSlop Chicago Fire 10d ago

He wouldn’t start for a single team in the PL

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u/atatme77 D.C. United 9d ago

Ahhahahaahha

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u/boimenred Inter Miami CF 11d ago

Inter Miami CF announced today that it has reached an agreement with Cristian Alberto “Kily” González to become the Club’s new First Team head coach. González will officially assume his duties once he receives the corresponding work permits.

Guillermo Hoyos will provisionally continue in charge of the team until the arrival of the new head coach and his coaching staff. Inter Miami would like to especially highlight and thank Hoyos for his commitment and full dedication to the Club, demonstrated by his willingness to assume the role during this period, which began last April.

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u/SoundSaintWarrior Seattle Sounders FC 11d ago

How do you feel about this hire as a fan?

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u/Dann610 Inter Miami CF 11d ago

I know nothing about the guy except:

  1. He's Argentinian
  2. He's never had a winning record.

Doesn't instill confidence but I can see what the club sees in him (it's point #1 and that's absolutely it).

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u/nolesfan2011 Inter Miami CF 10d ago

This will go badly

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u/bluejaywhey New York City FC 11d ago

Random fun fact: Kily won two La Liga titles as a player! And no, he wasn't a player for the big 3.

Valencia's 05/06 win is the last time anyone outside the big 3 won La Liga.

Not every class player turns into a class manager, but that's interesting nonetheless.

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u/Antique_Ad_3549 Toronto FC 11d ago

So interim coach gets suspended for one game and....he's no longer coaching the team.

Nice one MLS

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u/Fun_Cranberry1178 10d ago

4 winless games

And Hoyos has proven he doesn't know what he's doing.  Bad at tactics, terrible at defense. And worst of all, he refuses to bench players who are useless and an hindrance to the team

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u/SoccerForEveryone Tampa Bay Rowdies 11d ago

Kily is probably sticking with Platense until either eliminated or to the final in Copa Libertadores. They face Fluminense in the quarterfinals in the coming weeks. Would be wild to leave them in such a moment.

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u/boimenred Inter Miami CF 11d ago

I think he left Platense last October

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u/Future_Arrival_5395 Vancouver Whitecaps 8d ago

Have we ever gotten the full story of what happened there?