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Straits Times
4 days ago
- Sport
- Straits Times
Inter Miami sign GK Oscar Ustari to extension
FILE PHOTO: Football - Sunderland v Crystal Palace - Barclays Premier League - Stadium of Light - 13/14 - 15/3/14 Sunderland's Oscar Ustari during the warm up. Action Images / Craig Brough/ File Photo REUTERS Inter Miami signed goalkeeper Oscar Ustari to a contract extension through the 2026 season on Thursday. The 38-year-old Argentina native has recorded three clean sheets through 12 starts this season. He joined the Herons late in 2024 and tallied six saves in a 1-0 shutout at Toronto FC in his MLS debut on Oct. 5. Ustari previously played for Liga MX sides Pachuca (2020-23) and Atlas (2016-18) and La Liga's Getafe (2007-12) in addition to clubs in Argentina, Uruguay and Chile. --Field Level Media REUTERS Join ST's Telegram channel and get the latest breaking news delivered to you.
CNA
4 days ago
- Business
- CNA
Inter Miami sign GK Oscar Ustari to extension
Inter Miami signed goalkeeper Oscar Ustari to a contract extension through the 2026 season on Thursday. The 38-year-old Argentina native has recorded three clean sheets through 12 starts this season. He joined the Herons late in 2024 and tallied six saves in a 1-0 shutout at Toronto FC in his MLS debut on Oct. 5. Ustari previously played for Liga MX sides Pachuca (2020-23) and Atlas (2016-18) and La Liga's Getafe (2007-12) in addition to clubs in Argentina, Uruguay and Chile.
Reuters
4 days ago
- Business
- Reuters
Inter Miami sign GK Oscar Ustari to extension
Inter Miami signed goalkeeper Oscar Ustari to a contract extension through the 2026 season on Thursday. The 38-year-old Argentina native has recorded three clean sheets through 12 starts this season. He joined the Herons late in 2024 and tallied six saves in a 1-0 shutout at Toronto FC in his MLS debut on Oct. 5. Ustari previously played for Liga MX sides Pachuca (2020-23) and Atlas (2016-18) and La Liga's Getafe (2007-12) in addition to clubs in Argentina, Uruguay and Chile. --Field Level Media
Reuters
21-05-2025
- Sport
- Reuters
Inter Miami sign free agent GK William Yarbrough
May 21 - Inter Miami CF signed free agent goalkeeper William Yarbrough for the remainder of the 2025 season on Wednesday. The 36-year-old veteran played for the San Jose Earthquakes in 2024 after four seasons with the Colorado Rapids. Yarbrough has recorded 34 clean sheets in 120 career MLS starts, including 13 with the Rapids in 2021. "I'm proud and excited to join Inter Miami," Yarbrough said. "I've followed the club's growth, and to now be part of that journey is something I truly value. "I'm looking forward to bringing my experience, competing every day, and doing whatever it takes to help the team reach its goals this season." Yarbrough will serve in a backup role to starter Oscar Ustari with Drake Callender sidelined following hernia surgery earlier this month. --Field Level Media
Al Jazeera
19-05-2025
- Sport
- Al Jazeera
Messi, Miami stunned 3-0 by Orlando in MLS
Lionel Messi's frustration grew as Inter Miami's miserable run continued with a 3-0 loss at home to Orlando City in Major League Soccer (MLS). The Florida derby defeat on Sunday leaves Miami with one win from their last seven games in all competitions. They have slipped to sixth in the Eastern Conference, with Orlando leapfrogging them. Messi had just two shots on target and scuffed a free-kick as his form slumped with that of his team. 'Now, we'll truly see if we're a team in difficult times, because when everything's going well, it's very easy,' Messi told Apple TV. 'When difficult times come, that's when we have to be more united than ever, be a true team, and pull ourselves together,' he added. Messi questioned the refereeing, but in truth, the loss had little to do with officiating and much to do with shambolic defending, a disjointed midfield and a punchless attack led by the rapidly fading Luis Suarez. Orlando grabbed the lead in the 43rd minute with a goal of absurd simplicity. Goalkeeper Pedro Gallese launched the ball downfield, and Luis Muriel ran clear and slotted past Oscar Ustari. The visitors were getting plenty of joy from going direct against a Miami backline, which was all at sea. Argentinian Martin Ojeda should have done better when he found himself clear on goal, but blasted over. Miami's veteran keeper Ustari made a fine double save, but then the 38-year-old found himself to blame for Orlando's second goal. The ball fell to Marco Pasalic on the edge of the box, and his low shot went through the hands and legs of Ustari to double the Orlando lead. Miami coach Javier Mascherano threw on attacking players in a bid to retrieve something from the game, but it was in vain. In the fourth minute of stoppage time, Duncan McGuire broke down the left, and his low cross was slotted home by Icelandic forward Dagur Thorhallsson to wrap up an impressive performance from the visitors. Miami have conceded 20 goals in their last seven games, with their only victory coming against the New York Red Bulls on May 3. Mascherano said the first goal changed the game. 'I'd say for 25 or 30 minutes, we had it completely under control playing in the opponent's half, but this is how it is, clearly. I'm not going to deny what the result is,' he said. Miami's MLS campaign was going well until their exit in the Concacaf Champions Cup at the hands of the Vancouver Whitecaps. Mascherano admitted the team's morale had been hit. 'Clearly, something has happened where the team has lost a lot of confidence. We have had a drop in level, individually and collectively, and it's clear one way or another – we have tried with different schemes, different names, and still today, we are hurting. We will keep trying to find a way.'
