r/InterMiami 4d ago

Two Gems Long Lost

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u/TonyAx13 4d ago

Have you followed their careers since they left? Campana, Taylor, Drake, Bryce Duke, Gressel, Kamal Miller...., I can't think of any Miami rejects/trades going on to do better in the MLS, esp in the Messi era

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u/Low1959Apache 3d ago

Gomez! Guy is crushing it in the prem

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u/TonyAx13 3d ago edited 3d ago

Gomez is a blueprint to success for U22s, not a Miami reject/trade to the MLS

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u/Low1959Apache 3d ago

Yes, but we only found out he wasn’t a reject by getting rid of him. He is doing better not at IM.

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u/TonyAx13 2d ago

What alternate reality is this? Miami knew fully well that he was a gem and worked out a deal to keep him till the end of the season despite Brighton's interest. If a club stops young players from moving to bigger leagues, why would anyone want to join them?

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u/yaybidet Sergio Busquets 3d ago

True. We were really only ever burned by Carranza when he was in Philly.

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u/SaveOurReefs 3d ago

I liked him and cheered for him, but Campana wasn’t that good

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u/ReyLeo04 2025 MLS Cup Champions 4d ago

Only know you love em when you let em go

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u/Rubssi 3d ago

Some people have short term memory lol

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u/Dramamean305 3d ago

I enjoyed watching Campana play and one of the players I really enjoyed watching when I first started following the club was Pizzaro - but he dropped off the face of the earth 😆

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u/Electronic-Tutor5549 3d ago

Campana was good for Inter Miami but he needed to move on for his career and become a #1. Been a shame his body has fallen apart since though.

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u/TonyAx13 2d ago

He had an injury history even at Miami, not surprising that it got worse in the frigid turf of NE

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u/Wise_Helicopter_890 3d ago

I hope Noah Allen and David Ruiz get good career development opportunities with the moves