What happened: Guillermo Hoyos will remain Inter Miami's head coach after the World Cup break and for the rest of the season, per a report from Fabrizio Romano. The decision follows the strongest opening stretch of any coaching tenure in club history. Hoyos has steered the side to six wins, one draw and one defeat since taking charge.
Why it matters: Locking in Hoyos brings continuity to an Inter Miami side that has been busy reshaping its roster. Stability on the touchline matters as the club tries to convert its hot start into a postseason push. It also signals ownership's confidence in the project heading into the back half of the campaign.
By the numbers: Hoyos' tenure record stands at 6 wins, 1 draw and 1 defeat — described as the best winning start to a coaching tenure in Inter Miami history.
What to watch: Watch how Inter Miami performs out of the World Cup break and whether the early form holds across a full season. A sustained run would cement Hoyos as the long-term answer.