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Leo bagged a brace and provided an assist in Inter Miami's second Leagues Cup outing, against Atlanta United. The Argentinian notched twice within 22 minutes and has now scored three goals in his two games with the Florida outfit.

This 4-0 win over the Georgia-based side sends Inter Miami directly into the Leagues Cup round of 32 as group winners following last Saturday's triumph against Cruz Azul.

Leo marked his first appearance as an Inter Miami player with a stoppage-time free-kick goal against Cruz Azul in the Florida outfit's first outing in the Leagues Cup.

The Argentine entered the fray in the 53rd minute at the DRV PNK Stadium and his 94th-minute free kick helped Inter Miami secure a 2-1 victory in their tournament opener.

Leo completed his first training session with his new Inter Miami team-mates on Tuesday, hours after having been introduced to the club's fans at the DRV PNK stadium.

The Rosario-born ace took to the Fort Lauderdale Sports Center and completed the session laid on by coach Tata Martino ahead of the upcoming Leagues Cup and MLS matches.

Leo was unveiled this Sunday as a new Inter Miami player before the club's fans at the DRV PNK Stadium, with the Argentinian stating that he arrives in Major League Soccer keen to "have fun" and see the club "grow".

Thanks to the club and fans: "I want to thank everyone in Miami for the welcome and for the warmth they've shown me since I arrived here. I'm very excited to be here with you all. Thank you to José, Jorge and David for their recognition, for making everything easy and ensuring that we feel at home."

Keen to get down to work: "I'm raring to start training, I come here with the same level of motivation as always to compete, to win and for this club to continue growing."

A bright future: “I have no doubt that we're going to have a lot of fun and are going to experience some very special things. Thank you for today".

Leo has now signed his contract with Inter Miami, after which the US club announced his signing.

The Argentinian checks into MLS following a 21-year stint with FC Barcelona and a two- season stay with PSG.

Leo will be unveiled as an Inter Miami player in front of the fans at the Lockhart Stadium on Sunday at 18:00 (local time).

Leo played in Juan Román Riquelme's testimonial match on Sunday, just hours after having lined up in Maxi Rodríguez's farewell match in Rosario.

The national-team captain scored once, with those in the stands at La Bombonera showing their appreciation with chants and ovations.