The Argentine player Tadeo Allende has been officially signed by Inter Miami. The 25-year-old forward leaves Celta Vigo, where he joined less than a year ago, and moves to Florida. This announcement was made through Inter Miami's official channels.

The Argentine forward Tadeo Allende, currently playing for Celta de Vigo, is not traveling with the Galician team to Santander for their match against Racing due to his imminent departure to Inter Miami. The former Godoy Cruz player, who has a contract until 2028, was signed by the Galician club for 4.5 million euros in the past winter market and participated in the previous two Copa del Rey matches against UD San Pedro and Salamanca CF, scoring in those games. Coach Giráldez explained the decision not to include him in the squad by saying that they had decided it was better not to take him. He mentioned that there were possibilities of Allende leaving and believed that the best course of action for all parties was for him not to travel. Giráldez added that if the transfer happened, it would be perfect; if not, Allende would continue as just another player. He emphasized that the best thing for Allende and his state of mind was not to be included in the squad.

Celta and Inter Miami are in discussions regarding the loan of Argentine forward Tadeo Allende to the American team until the end of the season, as reported by sources familiar with the operation. Allende, who previously played for Godoy Cruz, has a contract that runs until 2028. Celta invested 4.5 million euros in his acquisition during the last winter transfer window, but he is not part of coach Claudio Giráldez's plans, having participated in only one league match and two Copa del Rey matches. The 25-year-old might transfer from Vigo and Balaídos to the MLS, where he could potentially join his fellow countryman Leo Messi, who plays a pivotal role at Inter Miami. The sporting director, Marco Garcés, reportedly aims to streamline the squad by letting go of players who do not fit into the coach's plans, similar to the situations of Luca de la Torre and Franco Cervi.