Inter Miami appoint ‘Kily’ Gonzalez as new manager
FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football – Copa Sudamericana – Quarterfinal – Second leg – Red Bull Bragantino v Rosario Central – Estadio Nabi Abi Chedid, Braganca Paulista, Brazil – August 17, 2021 Rosario Central’s coach Kily Gonzalez Pool via REUTERS/Sebastiao Moreira/File Photo
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Aug 28 : Inter Miami have appointed Cristian “Kily” Gonzalez as manager, with interim boss Guillermo Hoyos remaining in charge until the Argentine secures the necessary U.S. work permits, the Major League Soccer (MLS) club said on Thursday.
Hoyos, who was previously overseeing Miami’s professional development structure, stepped into the role on a temporary basis after Javier Mascherano stepped down in April.
Miami bolstered their squad with the signing of Brazil midfielder Casemiro last month, but despite the presence of Lionel Messi, and a host of established players, results have continued to disappoint.
The reigning MLS Cup champions have lost four of their last five matches and are second in the Eastern Conference, 10 points behind Nashville.
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“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,” Miami said in a statement.
Gonzalez earned 56 caps for Argentina from 1995 to 2005 and his playing career included spells with Inter Milan, Valencia and Rosario Central. The 52-year-old moved into coaching in 2020 and has since managed several clubs in Argentina.
Hoyos will not be on the sidelines for Saturday’s game against CF Montreal after MLS handed him a one-match suspension for the club’s repeated breaches of rules on delayed kick-offs.
Source: Reuters
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