Leagues Cup will be broadcast on Apple TV+ through MLS Season Pass.

The DLS panel delves into the controversy surrounding Inter Miami's Leo Messi and Jordi Alba skipping of the MLS All-star game and the status of MLS in the American sports market.

Rodrigo De Paul is the newest Inter Miami star, set to join forces with Lionel Messi in the hunt for the MLS Cup title—as well as a back-to-back run at the League's Cup. Born on May 24, 1994, De Paul began his professional career in Argentina’s domestic league with Racing Club in 2013.

July 27 - Atlanta United acquired forward Leo Afonso in a trade with Inter Miami, both teams announced on Sunday. Atlanta also receives $225,000 in general allocation money from Miami in exchange for an international roster slot and $50,000 in conditional GAM.

With MLS' roster rules severely limiting Inter Miami's spending, how have the Herons managed to sign another high-impact -- and high-earning -- friend of Lionel Messi's?

Rodrigo De Paul will reportedly first join on loan this summer as the Herons add a major reinforcement to the midfield.

July 26 - Inter Miami acquired Argentine midfielder Rodrigo De Paul from LaLiga powerhouse Atletico Madrid. The MLS club announced the move late Friday, with De Paul arriving on loan through 2025 with a purchase option that could make the deal permanent through 2029.

Miami International Holdings is seeking $100 million in IPO proceeds to pay down debt and fund expansion. The company operates multiple exchanges, with strengths in options trading. Read on.