Inter Miami is moving to appoint Cristian “Kily” González as its new head coach, according to reports from The Guardian and journalist César Luis Merlo. The club, which has struggled with recent form, is expected to finalize the deal shortly, marking a transition in leadership for the South Florida franchise.

The appointment of González will conclude the tenure of interim manager Guillermo Hoyos. Hoyos’ departure comes amid disciplinary issues; Major League Soccer (MLS) recently suspended him for one match due to the club’s repeated failure to adhere to the league's late kickoff policy. It remains unclear if Hoyos will return to the sidelines for any remaining matches before the official transition to González occurs.

While the reports confirm that negotiations are in the final stages, the club has not yet issued an official statement regarding the timeline for the new manager's arrival or the specific terms of the contract. The transition is viewed as a necessary step for the organization as it attempts to address both its on-field performance and its recent administrative challenges with league officials.