Inter Miami has recently shifted from a crisis mode under new manager Javier Mascherano to a winning streak of five straight MLS victories. Their participation in the FIFA Club World Cup interrupted this success, concluding with a second-place finish in their group. Key players such as Lionel Messi have contributed to this run with consistent braces. On the other side, Evander, a Brazilian striker, transitioned from FC Midtjylland to Cincinnati for $12 million, making a mark in his first MLS appearances.
Inter Miami entered the match against Cincinnati on the back of five straight MLS victories and five straight braces from Lionel Messi.
The winning streak was interrupted by participation in the FIFA Club World Cup, where Miami finished second in their group behind Palmeiras.
Evander developed at Vasco da Gama's academy before joining FC Midtjylland, where he scored 50 goals and 38 assists in 167 appearances.
Cincinnati acquired Evander in February in exchange for $12 million and conditional performance-based incentives, making him a key player.
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