Tata Martino, coach of Inter Miami, was asked about the alleged interest of the club in the signings of Di María, at the end of contract with Benfica, and Sergio Romero. «I have not received anything from the sports director regarding Ángel and Chiquito [Sergio Romero]. The MLS has certain economic restrictions, certain limits and we are complying well with this rule. But today any type of hiring would not be viable especially for players who are exceptional», he said, in statements to Radio Monumental AM 1080. «The truth is that I have no knowledge. I don't know if we have economic conditions and in terms of regulation to bring them. It is certain that the transfer window is closed and only opens in mid-July. We have to see what can be done. Inter Miami is open to the possibility of making signings, there is always the possibility of continuing to improve. We will see at that moment what possibilities we have», he added.

Ángel Di María, currently under contract with Benfica until June, is reportedly in negotiations with Inter Miami, according to Argentine media. However, to conclude this operation, the Florida franchise must comply with the MLS's financial fair play and slim down its squad.

Inter Miami has started negotiations with Ángel Di María for a possible transfer. Di María, who is 36 years old and has a contract with Benfica until the end of this season, is reportedly considering the opportunity to play with his teammate Leo Messi. The great friendship between the two is a point in favor of reaching an agreement. Di María is interested in moving to the United States and will evaluate all his options at the end of this year.

Ángel Di María's contract with Benfica ends in June and he has not yet renewed with the Portuguese team. His future could be away from Europe. Although all paths led to a return to Rosario Central, threats to his family have caused the former Real Madrid and PSG player to reconsider his situation and consider other options. According to journalist Leo Paradizo, specialist in Argentine football from ESPN, negotiations have already begun and both parties would look favorably on his incorporation.

Inter Miami showed interest in joining Ángel Di María with Lionel Messi, Jordi Alba, and Sergio Busquets. However, Di María declined the offer as he wishes to continue with Benfica if they offer him another year of contract. Inter Miami also attempted to sign him in the previous summer when he was free after ending his contract with Juventus.