Inter Miami Is Already F**KING for Plotting 2026!! 

Inter Miami isn’t waiting around.

Not after winning MLS Cup.

Not with Lionel Messi still breathing Miami air. And definitely not with 2026 looming like a global soccer spotlight aimed directly at South Florida.

According to reports out of Mexico, the Inter Miami CF have added Ángel Correa to their growing list of ambitious 2026 targets, and honestly? That tracks.

This is what big-boy planning looks like.

This is what squeezing every drop of the lemon looks like.

This is what creating a f**king dynasty looks like.

This is 2025 an this is what Inter Miami looks like.

Ángel Correa’s Stock Is Up and Miami Is Paying Attention

Correa’s season with Tigres UANL didn’t exactly fly under the radar. Eight goals. Four assists. A constant problem in the final third. Enough production to remind everyone that this isn’t some washed European name chasing a check.

Since arriving from Atlético de Madrid, Correa has become a centerpiece of Tigres’ attack, helping push them to a league final and cementing himself as one of the most impactful signings in Liga MX.

That kind of form tends to do one thing.

Raise your price.

And widen your audience.

Inter Miami, fresh off a title and already thinking about the next evolution of this roster, are already ready to destroy f**king soccer and own the MLS.

it’s not easy but the Messi Factor Is Always Lurking

Any conversation involving Inter Miami and an Argentine attacker eventually arrives at the same gravitational force: Lionel Messi.

Correa and Messi go way back with the Argentina national team. Twenty-eight caps. Shared locker rooms. Shared tournaments. Shared understanding of how to play the game at the highest level.

That familiarity matters.

It doesn’t guarantee anything, but if you’re building a sales pitch for Miami, “reuniting with Messi in a city built for stars” tends to do some heavy lifting.

From a football perspective, Correa fits what Miami keeps chasing: creativity, versatility, and someone who can operate between the lines instead of just standing around waiting for Messi to solve everything.

Here’s where the fantasy meets the ledger.

Correa is under contract with Tigres through 2030 and reportedly earns close to $4 million per year, making him one of the highest-paid players in Liga MX. That alone puts any potential move into “complicated” territory, especially with MLS roster rules, salary mechanisms, and the general headache of making the math work.

For Tigres to even answer the phone, the offer would have to be loud.

And right now, Correa seems perfectly comfortable in Nuevo León. There’s no urgency to leave, no public push for an exit, and no obvious leverage play happening.

That’s why this feels less like an imminent transfer and more like Inter Miami doing what serious clubs do: tracking talent early, keeping relationships warm, and building optionality.

Miami is also reportedly monitoring Giovani Lo Celso as another possible creative addition as the club plans its next phase.

The common thread?

Argentine.

Creative.

Big-game experience.

Inter Miami isn’t just defending a title. They’re curating an era.