MLS: Tadeo Allende Signs Long-Term With Inter Miami

Inter Miami has officially finalized a permanent move for forward Tadeo Allende from Celta de Vigo, according to a club announcement on Monday.

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The 26-year-old Argentine, who played a key role in Miami’s 2025 MLS Cup victory while on loan, has signed a long-term contract through June 2030, with a club option to extend for an additional year.

During his breakout 2025 campaign, Allende finished as Miami’s second-highest scorer, netting 24 goals across 54 appearances.

He was particularly clinical in the postseason, setting a record with nine goals—the last of which secured Miami’s inaugural MLS Cup title against Vancouver.

Operating on the right wing, he formed a potent attacking trio with Lionel Messi and Mateo Silvetti. Allende’s journey to Miami followed a successful stint at Godoy Cruz and a brief period in La Liga with Celta Vigo, where he scored three times.

Determined to secure the 2026 Concacaf Champions Cup title, Inter Miami has emerged as one of the most aggressive clubs in the transfer market this offseason.

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Beyond securing a contract extension for legendary forward Luis Suárez, the club has finalized the permanent transfer of Rodrigo De Paul following his loan spell with Atlético Madrid.

Their roster has been further bolstered by several significant signings, including goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair, midfielder David Ayala, and defensive additions Micael, Facundo Mura, and Sergio Reguilón.

Inter Miami kicks off their 2026 season on February 21 with an away match against LAFC, airing at 9:30 pm ET on Apple TV. Shortly after, the club will celebrate a major milestone on April 4 when they debut their new home, Miami Freedom Park, in a 7:30 pm ET matchup against Austin FC.

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