Inter Miami has not shown any inclination to sign Colombian national team midfielder Juan Fernando Quintero, as confirmed by club sources to ESPN.
Despite ongoing speculation linking Quintero with the Major League Soccer (MLS) team, there have been no discussions or contacts between the two parties, the sources noted.
Currently a free agent, Quintero mutually parted ways with Argentinian club River Plate on July 24, after making 137 appearances across all competitions for the team.
Recently, Inter Miami introduced their new signing, Casemiro, to fans at Nu Stadium ahead of his home debut this Saturday night. He joined as a free agent on a contract that runs through the end of the 2027 MLS season, with an option for extension until June 2029.
Co-owner Jorge Mas stated that Casemiro’s signing illustrates the caliber of players the club aims to attract, setting a high standard for future transfers.
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“The arrival of Casemiro aligns with the vision and ambition that defines Inter Miami,” Mas declared. “We never settle. We’re always striving to grow, improve, and elevate our standards each season. Our goal is to build a global club that not only stands out in the United States but also sets benchmarks worldwide.”
Additionally, Inter Miami has secured Ecuadorian defender Fricio Caicedo on loan from Costa Rican side FC Moravia FCM, extending through the end of the 2027 Major League Soccer Sprint Season.