Inter Miami Sign Rodrigo De Paul on Loan in Major Move from Atlético Madrid

Rodrigo De Paul Joins Inter Miami in High-Profile Transfer
Inter Miami has officially announced the arrival of Rodrigo De Paul from Atlético Madrid, in a landmark transfer that brings another Argentine World Cup winner to Major League Soccer.The move marks yet another ambitious addition by the Miami-based club, which has already attracted global icons including Lionel Messi, Luis Suárez, Sergio Busquets, and Jordi Alba.
Loan Deal With Long-Term Potential
According to Inter Miami’s official statement, De Paul will join the team on an initial loan for the 2025 MLS season. The agreement includes an option to make the transfer permanent, which would keep the midfielder at the club until the end of the 2029 season.While financial terms remain undisclosed, reports suggest that Inter Miami beat out several European and South American clubs for De Paul’s signature, thanks to the appeal of the project—and the opportunity to reunite with his Argentina teammate, Lionel Messi.
Another World Champion Heads to South Florida
De Paul, 30, was a key figure in Argentina’s 2022 FIFA World Cup-winning squad, bringing energy, technical ability, and experience to the midfield. Known for his relentless work rate and creative playmaking, he is expected to strengthen Inter Miami’s core as they push for domestic and continental success.His arrival continues Inter Miami’s trend of adding elite-level experience to their roster, combining South American flair with European pedigree.
A New Chapter in MLS
De Paul’s move also signals Major League Soccer’s increasing appeal to top-tier talent in their prime, not just veterans at the end of their careers. With Inter Miami at the forefront of this evolution, the league continues to reshape its global image.With the 2025 season on the horizon, Inter Miami’s midfield now boasts both star power and tactical depth. Fans are eager to see how De Paul will link up with Messi and co. in what’s shaping up to be one of the most exciting teams in MLS history.