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Struggling Inter Miami hire Kily González as new head coach

MLS club mired in five-match winless run González to replace interim coach Guillermo Hoyos Inter Miami have hired former Argentina international Cristian “Kily” González as the club’s new head coach, according to two sources familiar with negotiations. César Luis Merlo was first to report the news. The hiring will spell the end of interim manager Guillermo Hoyos’ time in charge of the South Florida club. In fact, he may have already coached his last game; MLS announced on Thursday that Hoyos…

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Struggling Inter Miami hire Kily González as new head coach
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