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Leo scored on his MLS debut as Inter Miami ran out 2-0 away winners over the New York Red Bulls. This latest goal extends the Argentinian’s fine run in Miami colours, and brings his tally to 11 goals and three assists in his nine appearances. This away success means that Inter Miami have now won each of their last nine matches.

After lifting the Leagues Cup and reaching the final of the US Open Cup, Leo is poised to make his MLS debut for Inter Miami against the New York Red Bulls on Matchday 28 of the regular season. The Argentinian will take to the Red Bull Arena with ten goals and three assists to his name in his eight outings in Inter colours.

Inter Miami capped off a historic week this Wednesday by qualifying for the US Open Cup final, days after lifting their first-ever trophy in the Leagues Cup. The Florida-based side beat Cincinnati 4-5 on penalties after having played out a 3-3 draw in a game in which Leo provided two assists and scored the first of the team's spot kicks in the shoot-out.

Leo and Inter Miami will be aiming to secure a spot in the US Open Cup final on Wednesday, when they take on FC Cincinnati at the TQL Stadium in Ohio, just days after etching their name into the history books following the Leagues Cup triumph. The Florida-based outfit head into the semi-final against the MLS Eastern Conference leaders on the back of a seven-game winning streak.
On a personal level, Leo's seven outings for the North American side have yielded ten goals and one assist.

Inter Miami overcame Nashville on penalties to be crowned Leagues Cup winners after Leo had struck in the 23rd minute of the showpiece.

The Florida-based outfit rewrite the history books by winning their first major piece of silverware and becoming the first US side to triumph in the competition, which is contested between MLS and Liga MX clubs.

This latest trophy triumph is the 44th of Leo's career, while his goal brings his tally for Inter Miami to ten in seven outings.

Leo and Inter Miami go in search of Leagues Cup glory on Saturday, when they take on Nashville at Geodis Park in Tennessee in the final. This game offers the nine-goal Argentinian the opportunity to secure his first piece of silverware with the Florida outfit in this, his seventh outing for the club.