- Inter Miami hit with record fine and other sanctions over signing
- League found club violated roster designation rules for players
- MLS finds no wrongdoing on part of Beckham, team’s co-owner
Major League Soccer has fined Inter Miami $2 million and imposed other sanctions following its investigation into the 2020 signing of French international Blaise Matuidi.
The league’s investigation determined Miami violated roster designation rules for Matuidi and Andres Reyes. It also found the team didn’t disclose agreements that led to underreported salaries for Leandro Gonzalez Pirez, Nicolas Figal and Julian Carranza.
Related: MLS finds Inter Miami broke budget rules with Blaise Matuidi signing
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