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This Saturday, Leo plays his second-to-last MLS match with Inter Miami against New England, ahead of Argentina’s upcoming friendlies against Venezuela and Puerto Rico. The Argentine star arrives at Chase Stadium as the league’s top scorer with 24 goals. In the last clash against New England, Leo netted a brace that sealed the win for Las Garzas.

Leo faces Chicago Fire this Tuesday at Soldier Field in Inter Miami’s 31st MLS match, after securing a Playoff spot two rounds ago.

Leo heads into the match against Toronto FC in excellent form during the 2025 season. The Inter Miami captain has recorded 32 goals and 16 assists in 38 official matches across all competitions, leading the MLS scoring chart with 24 goals. These numbers have allowed him to set a new club record for direct goal contributions in a single campaign.

In his most recent match, Leo scored a brace in the 4-0 victory over New York City FC, a result that secured Inter Miami’s mathematical qualification for the playoffs.

 

Leo scored two goals and provided an assist that proved crucial in sending Inter Miami back to the MLS Playoffs in their rout against NYC. The Argentine now has 8 braces in MLS, and Wednesday’s is his second consecutive after scoring twice this past weekend against DC United.

 

Inter Miami is preparing for a decisive night in New York, facing NYCFC with the goal of securing their mathematical qualification for the MLS Playoffs and continuing the fight for the Supporters’ Shield, the award for the best team in the regular season.

Leo arrives in New York on a spectacular run, both in goals and assists, and is competing head-to-head to win the Golden Boot.

 

Leo scored two goals and provided an assist in Inter Miami’s victory over DC United (3-2) at Chase Stadium. With this new brace—his ninth of the season—the Argentine becomes the top scorer in MLS with 22 goals. Miami sits fifth in the standings, eight points behind the leaders, but with three games in hand.