Gerardo Martino has stepped down as head coach of Inter Miami following the team’s elimination from the Eastern Conference Playoffs. Just hours after his decision, Martino received more unwelcome news from Major League Soccer.

Inter Miami’s unexpected elimination from the MLS playoffs seems to have sparked some big changes at the Fort Lauderdale club. According to journalist Tom Bogert, Gerardo "Tata" Martino has reportedly decided to step down as the team’s head coach—a decision that’s caught both fans and the club’s management off guard.

Martino guided Miami to two trophies during his time in south Florida. Looking back on the manager's five best wins in Miami.

Gerardo "Tata" Martino has left his post as head coach of Inter Miami CF, sources tell ESPN, leaving the club for personal reasons despite having a year remaining on his contract.

Inter Miami head coach Gerardo ‘Tata’ Martino has resigned due to personal reasons, according to multiple sources. The 61-year-old led Miami to a record-setting 74-point regular season and a Supporters’ Shield title.

After their early exit from the MLS Eastern Conference Playoffs, Inter Miami have been hit with a significant development regarding their head coach, Gerardo Martino. Despite a dominant performance during the 2024 MLS regular season,

Martino himself deemed the season as a failure despite Miami winning the Supporters' Shield and setting a new single-season record with 74 points.

Gerardo “Tata” Martino, who guided Inter Miami to the best regular season record in Major League Soccer history this season, is resigning as coach of the club.

Inter Miami announced Friday that Gerardo ‘Tata' Martino will depart the team because of personal reasons. He along with the coaching staff that arrived with him when he was hired in June 2023 will depart the team as well.