Mateo Silvetti, who plays for Inter Miami as a forward, has a difficult period to go through because he has suffered from an injury in the Leagues Cup match between his club and Atletico San Luis, which adds to the list of fitness worries at the club that is playing in different tournaments this season.
The young Argentine player had to leave the game because he seemed to have injured his shoulder at the end of the game, but the club has not confirmed the details of the injury as of now.
The injury occurred when he needed medical help and left the ground. Team medical staff are expected to conduct further evaluations before determining whether the 20-year-old will miss upcoming fixtures.
The injury comes at a challenging time for Inter Miami, which is navigating a packed schedule in both Major League Soccer and the League Cup. Losing another attacking player could reduce coach Javier Mascherano’s options as the club seeks to maintain momentum in domestic and regional competitions. The Herons have already dealt with several fitness issues this season, making squad depth increasingly important
Silvetti joined Inter Miami from Argentina’s Newell’s Old Boys as one of the country’s top Under-20 prospects and has steadily earned more playing time. After recovering from an earlier hamstring injury this year, he returned to contribute important goals and assists, establishing himself as a valuable option in Miami’s attack. His recent performances had strengthened expectations that he would continue playing a larger role during the remainder of the campaign.At present, there is no indication that the latest injury is related to his previous hamstring issue. Initial reports suggest the problem involves his shoulder after an on-field collision, though the club has not released detailed medical findings. Supporters will now await an official update before Inter Miami’s next matches.
Until further medical assessments are completed, Silvetti’s availability remains uncertain. The club is expected to provide additional information once examinations determine the extent of the injury and any potential recovery timeline.
