In this article, we will cover all of Inter Miami’s completed signings and departures from the 2025 summer transfer window, as the club continues its push to win a first-ever MLS title.
With the regular season still ongoing and the playoff race heating up, roster changes have already been made. So, who officially joined Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and co. at Chase Stadium, and who has departed?
We’ll also take a look back at some of the reported transfer targets that were linked to Inter Miami before the window closed, and assess how the squad is shaping up for the decisive months ahead.
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Inter Miami new signings Summer 2025
Telasco Segovia (Casa Pia)
Inter Miami have brought in Telasco Segovia from Casa Pia in Portugal for a fee of £2.5m. The midfielder has primarily been brought in to act as coveer in central midfield but will also be keen for plenty of minutes as he builds up for the 2026 World Cup with Venezuela.
Maximiliano Falcon (Colo-Colo)
The signing of Maximiliano Falcon from Colo-Colo in Chile has been confirmed for a fee of £2m, further proving that Inter Miami aren't just all about the big name signings. Falcon will have his eye on a place in the Chile squad for the 2026 World Cup, and playing in Miami could aid those chances, provided he gets enough playing time.
William Yarbrough (Free agent)
Inter Miami have acquired the services of free agent goalkeeper William Yarbrough for the remainder of the 2025 season. Yarbrough played for San Jose Earthquakes in 2024 after four seasons with Colorado Rapids.
The 36-year-old veteran shot-stopper boasted 34 clean sheets in 120 career MLS starts before his arrival, including 13 with the Rapids in 2021. He will serve in a backup role to Oscar Ustari and Drake Callender.
Rodrigo De Paul (Atletico Madrid)
By far Inter Miami's most significant signing of the summer transfer window so far has been that of Rodrigo De Paul. The central midfield player has joined from La Liga giants Atletico Madrid on a season-long loan.
At 31 years of age, De Paul brings plenty of experience with him at playing at the highest level of the game. Indeed, he helped Argentina win the most recent FIFA World Cup in Qatar, alongside his new Inter Miami teammate Messi, of whom he has already developed a great relationship with both on and off the pitch.
Mateo Silvetti (Newell's Old Boys)
As we previously reported in one of our articles, Inter Miami had interest in signing Argentine talent Mateo Silvetti. It would appear that this was more than basic interest, as the Herons have acquired his services a few days ago!
Signing Silvetti follows Inter Miami’s tradition of relying on Argentine players, after the Herons previously snapped up global football legend Lionel Messi and most recently, Rodrigo De Paul from Spanish giants Atletico Madrid.
The transfer fee hasn’t been released yet, but what we do know is that the 19-year-old attacking midfielder has signed a four-year contract with his new club, with an option to extend his stay until 2030. Silvetti will occupy a U22 Initiative roster slot with the Herons, but his chances of getting MLS minutes are definitely looking good, as coach Mascherano is a fan of keeping Messi fresh, which will surely give his countryman a few chances to earn some minutes.
Inter Miami confirmed signings Summer 2025 – Full list
- William Yarbrough (Free agent) – Free
- Rodrigo De Paul (Atletico Madrid) – Loan
- Mateo Silvetti (Newell's Old Boys) – Undisclosed Fee
Inter Miami confirmed departures Summer 2025
- Federico Redondo (Elche) – £1.9m
- Leo Afonso (Atlanta) – £165k
- Baltasar Rodriguez (Racing Club) – End of loan
- Tadeo Allende (Celta Vigo) – End of loan
- Marcelo Weigandt (Boca Juniors) – End of loan
- Allen Obando (Barcelona SC) – End of loan
- Rocco Rios Novo (Lanus) – End of loan
