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Inter Miami Sign Mexico National Team F German Berterame
Inter Miami paid $15 million to acquire Berterame, making him the club's second-most-expensive signing to strengthen their attack alongside Lionel Messi.
- On January 30, 2026, Inter Miami CF announced it signed Mexico national team forward Germán Berterame from CF Monterrey, reportedly paying his $15 million release clause and registering him as a Designated Player on a deal through 2028–29.
- Before the move, Berterame, who became a naturalized Mexican in 2024, scored 31 goals in 93 games for Atletico San Luis and recently scored for Mexico last Sunday.
- In a video, Berterame concluded with the line `Unless, obviously, Messi comes and takes me with him`, reflecting his surprise at the move to Inter Miami.
- The move makes Germán Berterame the second-most-expensive incoming transfer in Inter Miami CF's history, ranking among MLS's top fees and aiming to support back-to-back MLS Cup titles and a first Concacaf Champions Cup after 2024 elimination by CF Monterrey.
- Other MLS clubs, including FC Cincinnati, had earlier interest in Germán Berterame, highlighting Inter Miami CF’s aggressive spending since 2020 amid a market led by LAFC’s $26.2 million record.
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It arrives from Monterrey, signed until 2029 and will have the status of Designated Player, a key figure in the MLS system to incorporate figures without wage restrictions.
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Germán Berterame was officially announced as reinforcement of the Inter Miami and will play next to the Argentine star Lionel Messi in the star registration of the herons
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MIAMI (AP) — Inter Miami signed forward Germán Berterame to reinforce an attack zone that includes Lionel Messi and Luis Suárez, announced Friday the club champion of the MLS.
·United States
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