Inter Miami has officially secured Tadeo Allende on a permanent deal, signing the Argentine attacker from Celta Vigo through 2030 with an option to 2031. The 26-year-old, who was on loan in 2025, will occupy an international roster slot. He becomes the latest addition to a busy offseason for the MLS champions.

Allende’s impact last season was undeniable. He scored 24 goals in 54 appearances, finishing as Miami’s second-leading scorer and netting nine times in the playoffs. His crucial goals powered the club to a 3-1 MLS Cup victory over the Vancouver Whitecaps, cementing his place as a key figure in their championship run.

This move signals Miami’s intent to build on their title success, following other signings like Dayne St. Clair and Sergio Reguilón. The club remains active, with confirmed interest in Germán Berterame from Monterrey. Their 2026 campaign begins February 21 against LAFC.