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    MLS launch investigation into Inter Miami signing Casemiro after official unveiling

    AdminBy AdminJuly 23, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read0 Views
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    Major League Soccer (MLS) have announced that they are investigating whether Inter Miami broke discovery rules to sign Casemiro. LA Galaxy had him on their list, but the Brazilian star has joined the Eastern Conference side.

    MLS clubs can have up to five players registered on their Discovery List at any given time, allowing them to negotiate with those players without competition from other clubs in the league. LA Galaxy had Casemiro on their list, but Inter Miami aquired them before signing him this summer.

    However, reports suggest that Inter Miami negotiated with the former Manchester United star before getting the rights. MLS are now investigating and have said in a statement:

    “The league is gathering all relevant information and will refrain from further comment until the review is complete. While Inter Miami CF and the LA Galaxy have reached a settlement for the discovery priority [first rights] to sign Casemiro, the terms will be released upon conclusion of the tampering investigation.” (via ESPN)

    The midfielder was unveiled on Wednesday ahead of Inter Miami’s win over Chicago Fire. He spoke about his decision, while also admitting that he held talks with LA Galaxy and said:

    “I would like to leave very clear about this situation, especially as it pertains to my person. I spoke to the Galaxy a while ago. I left it very clear to them that I wanted to join Miami because, in the end, it’s a city I love. My wife, my kids and I are always here when we have days off. We know the city.”

    “When I spoke to them [the Galaxy], I left it very clear which team I wanted to join in the MLS and that is Inter Miami because of the project, the hope and of course to play with the best player of all time. It’s something that excites me. I just want to thank Inter Miami, their effort. I also wanted to be here. The only MLS team I wanted to be a part of is Inter Miami.”

    The Brazilian international was a free agent after leaving Manchester United at the end of the season.

    LA Galaxy and Inter Miami reached agreement for Casemiro

    LA Galaxy confirmed that they had an agreement for Casemiro’s Discovery Rights, with Inter Miami paying an undisclosed fee.

    “The LA Galaxy and Inter Miami CF have reached a settlement for the discovery priority to sign Casemiro, and the terms will be released upon conclusion of the tampering investigation currently open with Major League Soccer.”

    However, LA Galaxy filed a tampering claim against the Eastern Conference side and MLS have started their investigation.